CSS Peeper Reviews

I really like this product becuase it helps me to be faster while analyzing webdesign. Recommendation.

CSS Peeper will transform the way designers and developers inspect website styles. With just a simple point and click, you can quickly view design properties, explore color palettes, review typography, and extract assets—no more digging through complex code.

Pros:

1. Instant Style Inspection: See CSS properties in seconds without searching through code.
2. Color Palette Explorer: Easily browse and export color schemes you love.
3. Typography Details: Quickly check fonts and text styles across any site.
4. Asset Extraction: Download images and icons directly from web pages.
5. Accessibility Insights: Get tips on color contrast and readability to improve user experience.
6. Trusted by Thousands: Over 500,000 users, 4.2+ ratings on the Chrome Store and 60,000 average traffic on their website.

Cons:

- Limited to Chrome (no standalone app).
- Advanced CSS customizations will require external tools, as this is built to know the styling.

CSS Peeper is quite pleseant to work with and has improved my workflow. It’s fast, intuitive, and saves a lot of time.

If you want to make design processes easier and more enjoyable, I highly recommend giving it a try!

Read my Full Review Here:

https://nimb.ws/sCcSH27

Pros -

Super Easy to Use:
The interface is clean and simple. Unlike complicated developer tools, CSS Peeper shows only what you need in a way that makes sense.

Does Exactly What It Says: It delivers exactly what it promises without extra stuff you don't need or confusing features.

Saves Tons of Time: 
No more hunting through code for hours. Just click and instantly see fonts, colours, and spacing.

Fast Performance: 
The extension works quickly without slowing down your browser or taking forever to load.
Everything is Organised Visually: Information is laid out in a way that's easy to read and understand at a glance.

Perfect for Collecting References: 
Great for looking at websites you like and grabbing design ideas for your own projects.
Trusted by Many People Over 500,000 people use CSS Peeper, which shows it's reliable and useful.

Accessibility Features: 
Built-in contrast checkers and WCAG compliance tools help make sure designs work for everyone.

Read my Full Review Here:

https://nimb.ws/sCcSH27

Cons -

Chrome Only: 
Only works with the Google Chrome browser. If you use Firefox, Safari, or Edge, you can't use CSS Peeper at all.

Can't Pick Colours from Images: 
You can only see colours from CSS elements like buttons and backgrounds. If there's a beautiful photo on a page and you want colours from that image, CSS Peeper can't help.

No Design Tool Integration: 
You can't send information directly to Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD. You have to manually copy values and paste them yourself.

Limited Deep Technical Info: 
For programmers wanting super detailed CSS information, like inheritance chains or specificity, CSS Peeper doesn't provide that level of depth.

Have been using CSS Peeper for a number of years already, albeit the free variant. As wasn't aware there was a paid tier I did not hesitate to take up the LTD offer as tend to shy away from periodic subscriptions!!

Though haven't been doing much website work the past 6+ months or so, this will be changing in the medium term, so am looking forward to trying out the new features then...

What I shared previously:
Pretty excited about this, but having some major issues...
- Initially noticed some load issues. That has continued over several days.
- When using the verify your email link, I have repeatedly gotten "Your request to verify your email has expired or the link has already been used"
- Emailed support 3 days ago without a response
- Dug a little deeper into LinkedIn: This is a side hustle for both founders. That doesn't mean it couldn't be a good product, but 9 years in, only 2 founders, and this product is not their priority. I don't know that support will ever improve based on that.

Why I've updated my review:
- There are bugs, yes. Initial login screen for activation never worked. Also, email account creation never worked. If you use Google to create the free account, and then push the activate button, it applied the code.
- The co-founder followed up here, as you can see, so they are engaged. I don't know why support didn't get routed correctly, but it has been rectified.
- I still have concerns about not having an engineering presence on LinkedIn, and the bugs add to that, but once I navigated the issues, the product works. I especially like the how easy it was to grab all assets. It's hard not to get the full value based on that alone.