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Copy CSS & Tailwind
from anything

Hover over any element on any website. Click. Get clean CSS and Tailwind utility classes. No DevTools needed.

50+
CSS properties
2
Output formats
1
Click to copy
0
Data uploaded

Features

CSS + Tailwind in one tool

Inspect any element. Get clean CSS and Tailwind output. Copy with one click.

Inspect

Hover & Click

Activate the inspector, hover any element — it highlights with tag name and dimensions. Click to capture all CSS properties instantly.

CSS

Clean output

Browser defaults removed. Shorthand collapsed. Pseudo-elements (::before, ::after) and :hover rules included. Media queries captured. CSS variables resolved.

Tailwind

Instant conversion

CSS properties mapped to Tailwind utility classes. Matched and arbitrary values shown separately. Unmatched properties listed so nothing is lost.

Copy

One-click clipboard

Copy CSS, Tailwind, or both with dedicated buttons. Toast confirmation. Paste into your editor and keep building.

Inspect. Copy. Build.

01

Activate

Click the extension icon or use the keyboard shortcut to start the inspector.

02

Hover & Click

Move over any element. It highlights with selector, dimensions, and key CSS properties. Click to capture.

03

Copy

CSS on the left, Tailwind on the right. Copy either with one click. Paste and keep building.

Alt + Shift + C
Click element
Ctrl+C = copy

Under the Hood

Every edge case handled

Pseudo-elements, media queries, CSS variables, shorthand collapse — all covered.

On-demand only

The inspector is NOT always-on. Injected only when you click Inspect, removed after capture. Zero impact on browsing.

Pseudo-elements

::before, ::after content and styles captured. :hover rules read directly from stylesheets via CSSOM.

Media queries

@media rules that apply to the element captured and shown separately. Responsive styles preserved.

CSS Variables

var(--custom-property) shown alongside resolved values. You see both the variable name and what it computes to.

Shorthand collapse

margin-top/right/bottom/left → margin. Longhand properties automatically collapsed into clean shorthands.

Inspection history

Last inspected elements saved as clickable tags. Click any to recall full CSS and Tailwind output.

CSS Scan costs $69.
We do more for free.

CSS Scan + TailConverter = $118 for two products. OneClick CSS gives you both in one extension.

CSS Scan $69TailConverter $49OneClick CSS Free
CSS copyYesNoYes
Tailwind outputOptionalYesBuilt-in
CSS VariablesResolved onlyNoVariable + resolved
Pseudo-elementsYesYesYes
Always-on scriptsYesYesNo — on demand
HistoryNoNoLast 20 elements
Price$69 lifetime$49 lifetimeFree

Privacy

Runs only when you ask

OneClick CSS does not inject scripts on every page you visit. The inspector activates only when you click "Inspect Element" and is removed immediately after you capture an element.

No data is sent to any server. No accounts. No analytics. No cookies. The permissions are <all_urls> (so the inspector can run on any domain), scripting (inject on demand), and storage (save settings locally). There are no content_scripts in the manifest — nothing runs until you click.

No always-on content scripts
No background page reads
No remote code
No data collection
No account required
<all_urls> for on-demand injection only

Stop opening DevTools

Hover. Click. Copy. CSS and Tailwind in one extension.

Add to Chrome

FAQ

How much does OneClick CSS cost?

The core features are available at no cost. No accounts, no subscriptions required.

Does it run on every page I visit?

No. There are no content_scripts in the manifest. The inspector is injected only when you click "Inspect Element" and removed after capture. The <all_urls> permission is needed so chrome.scripting.executeScript() can run on any domain, but nothing executes until you ask.

Does it capture hover styles?

Yes. It reads :hover rules from the page's stylesheets via CSSOM, not just computed styles.

What if a CSS property can't be converted to Tailwind?

Unmatched properties are shown in a separate section so nothing is lost. You always have the full CSS as fallback.

Does it capture media queries?

Yes. Media query rules that apply to the inspected element are captured and shown separately.

What about CSS variables?

Both the variable reference (var(--color-primary)) and the resolved computed value (#3b82f6) are shown. You choose which to copy.