How the Style Extractor Works
Analyze any website to extract its design system — colors, typography, spacing, and component styles. Reverse-engineer styles from any URL.
Colors & Tokens
Extract the complete color palette used on any website — primary, secondary, text, and background colors. See how they map to CSS custom properties and design tokens.
Typography Analysis
Discover font families, sizes, weights, and line heights in use. Understand the type scale and hierarchy without inspecting elements one by one.
Spacing & Layout
Identify spacing values, border radii, shadows, and layout patterns. See the underlying design system decisions that shape the site visual rhythm.
Any Public URL
Enter any public website URL and the tool fetches and analyzes its styles automatically. Works with any technology stack — static HTML, React, WordPress, or any framework.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tool loads the target website in a headless browser, parses all computed styles, and groups them by category — colors, typography, spacing, and shadows. It extracts the actual rendered values, not just the source CSS.
Yes, as long as the website is publicly accessible. The tool fetches the page and analyzes its rendered styles. Sites behind authentication or on private networks cannot be reached.
No. Viewing source shows raw CSS. The style extractor analyzes computed, rendered styles — the actual values the browser applies after cascade, inheritance, and overrides. It gives you the real design system, not the source files.
The extracted values — colors, font sizes, spacing — are factual measurements. You can use them as reference or starting point. However, copying an entire design system from another site may raise copyright or trademark concerns.