CSSPify is a Chrome extension for designers and developers. It extracts colors, typography, and design assets from any website with a single click. It sits in the Developer Tools category and focuses on fast visual audits and quick asset capture.

Make design discovery and handoff effortless. Turn any live website into a clear set of colors, type styles, and assets in seconds, so designers and developers can move from inspiration to implementation without manual digging.

Trust and permissions. Users want clarity about what data is read from webpages and how it is handled.

Dynamic websites. Modern frameworks and shadow DOM can hide styles that are hard to extract consistently.

Performance. Scanning large pages without lag or blocking the UI.

Output clarity. Presenting palettes, font scales, and assets in a way that is copyable and ready for work.

Marketplace traction. Building ratings, reviews, and active users from an early base.

One click extraction of colors, typography, and design assets to speed up audits and style capture.

Lightweight footprint and frequent updates. Current version 1.3 with an update on May 15, 2025.

Privacy forward posture. Processes webpage content locally for core functionality. Data is not sold to third parties, not used or transferred for unrelated purposes, and not used to determine creditworthiness.

Clear developer identity and EU trader compliance to reinforce user trust.

Early user satisfaction. 5.0 average rating from 1 review.

Initial adoption. 6 users recorded on the listing at the time of capture.

6 users and a 5.0 rating from 1 review. This is a solid foundation to iterate on onboarding and feature clarity.

The single click promise resonates. Users value speed more than deep configuration at first launch.

Trust signals matter. Transparent privacy notes and trader compliance reduce installation friction.

Results must be scannable. Clear palettes, font families, sizes, and downloadable assets make the value obvious.

Visual proof helps. A short video or GIF that shows extraction before and after can drive conversions.

Power users want repeatability. Consistent results across SPAs and component libraries will drive word of mouth.

Add a concise Getting Started panel. Show where to click, what will be extracted, and a sample output screenshot.

Include a mini case study. Example. Captured palette and type scale from a well known site in under 10 seconds, then exported assets for a design tool.

Offer simple exports. Copy to clipboard for color tokens and typography, plus a zipped assets download.

Improve SPA coverage. Test against popular frameworks and shadow DOM. Add a fallback scan mode for stubborn components.

Build social proof. Ask early users for short reviews, add one or two quotes, and display the rating on your site and materials.

Plan a short roadmap. Upcoming items could include token export formats, Tailwind friendly output, and keyboard shortcuts for faster audits.