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Description from extension meta
Instantly capture and copy CSS styles on hover. Perfect for quick styling, debugging, and workflow efficiency.
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Description from store
Effortlessly inspect and replicate styles without opening DevTools. CopyCSS provides a seamless way to grab CSS properties in real time, making styling, debugging, and workflow optimization faster than ever.
Key Features:
✅ Instant CSS Capture – Hover over any element to copy its computed styles.
✅ Ready-to-Use CSS – Copy clean, structured styles for direct use in your code.
✅ Element Highlighting – Visual feedback to see what’s being selected.
✅ Efficient Debugging – Quickly analyze and tweak styles without disrupting your workflow.
✅ Minimal Interference – Runs smoothly without affecting page interactions.
✅ Effortless CSS Snippets — Now with Tailwind & Bootstrap Detection.
Perfect for developers, designers, and anyone who needs a quick, intuitive way to work with CSS. 🚀
Latest reviews
- (2025-04-30) Pinkoo: Constructive Praise This plugin delivers exactly what it promises—and does it well. I'd love to see future updates with options for SCSS or Tailwind conversion, but as-is, it’s already a powerful time-saver. Highly recommended.
- (2025-04-30) Prince: UX-Focused Perspective Excellent plugin! The UI is clean, the output is accurate, and the one-click experience really streamlines my workflow. Ideal for designers and developers who care about detail and speed.
- (2025-04-30) Neelu Choudhary: Friendly & Enthusiastic This tool just saved me hours! Super intuitive, lightning fast, and accurate. Whether I'm working on a new project or reverse-engineering UI for learning, CopyCSS makes grabbing styles a breeze. Love it!
- (2025-04-29) Pinkoo Lamba: Straightforward & Professional As a front-end developer, this plugin is a game-changer. CopyCSS does exactly what it promises—instantly grabs the styles you need with a single click. No more digging through inspector styles or guessing inheritance chains. A must-have in any dev toolkit.