How to Easily Get Colors, Typography, and Type Scale from Any Website for Free, Without Extensions

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If you ever come across a website and you are curious about or inspired by its design elements such as fonts, spacing, color palettes, and typography, this guide is for you.
Navigate to the website you want to analyze.
Right-click anywhere on the page and select “Inspect” or press Ctrl + Shift + I on your keyboard to open Chrome DevTools.
Once DevTools is open, look at the right side of the panel for the “Computed” tab.
This tab shows you the CSS of the webpage in an easier-to-read format compared to the default view. However, there is an even better way to see an overview.
In the top-right corner of the DevTools panel, click on the three dots to open a menu.
Hover over “More tools” and select “CSS Overview” from the dropdown menu.
Now click “Capture Overview”.
You will now see a wealth of information including the background color palette, text color palette, fill colors, border colors, and more.
Scroll down to see font information including type scale, weight, line height, font family, and fallbacks.
Different pages on the same website might use different styles.
You can navigate to other pages and repeat steps 3 and 4.
For instance, blogs usually have different typography. Find the blog section on the website and analyze the typography there if that is what you are interested in.
The data in CSS Overview is usually sorted by the number of occurrences.
You might want to copy it into a spreadsheet or document and sort it by font size or any other parameter that interests you.
Now that you have all the design elements you liked from the website, you can use this data to create your own design or simply learn from it.
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