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PikSpec and the tools you may already use

What WhatFont, CSS Peeper, ColorZilla, CSS Scan, VisBug, Hoverify, Fonts Ninja and Site Palette do well, where PikSpec differs, and when each is the better pick.

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A WhatFont alternative

WhatFont is a long-standing Chrome extension for identifying fonts: hover over text and it shows the font family, size, weight, line height and colour.

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A CSS Peeper alternative

CSS Peeper is a Chrome extension built for designers that shows a page's styles visually: the colours, fonts and images, and the CSS of elements you hover.

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A ColorZilla alternative

ColorZilla is a long-established colour extension with an eyedropper, a colour picker and a CSS gradient generator.

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A CSS Scan alternative

CSS Scan is a paid extension for inspecting and copying the CSS of any element by hovering over it.

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A VisBug alternative

VisBug is an open-source design debugging extension from Google's Chrome team: it lets you inspect, measure and edit a live page's spacing, typography, colours and layout directly on the page.

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A Hoverify alternative

Hoverify is a paid suite of web developer tools in one extension: hover to inspect styles, pick colours, find assets, check responsiveness and more.

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A Fonts Ninja alternative

Fonts Ninja is a font identification extension: it shows the fonts on a page and links to where each font can be tried or bought.

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A Site Palette alternative

Site Palette is a colour extension that pulls the main colours from a website into a shareable palette.

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Contact PikSpec

Email support@pikspec.com for support, privacy requests or content reports.