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Work · June 18, 2026

Inspeck

Measure, inspect & edit any live web page — no DevTools

What it does

Inspeck turns any live web page into something you can measure, inspect and edit — no DevTools required. Hover to measure spacing and sizes. Click any element for its real font, color and CSS. Then tweak values inline to preview a fix before it ships. It's design QA without the tab-switching — catch the 2px that drifted, the off-brand pink, the heading that's a size off. Works on any site and runs fully in your browser. Free Chrome extension.

Inspeck is a visual measurement and inspection layer for live web pages. Measure spacing and sizes, then inspect CSS, type and color on hover — no DevTools gymnastics, no tab-switching.

Measure, inspect, and edit any live page — its real CSS, type, and color — without ever opening DevTools. Every demo below is real and live — the same overlays the extension draws. Hover any element for its exact size — and the live gap to anything beside it. Type, color, padding, radius — plus a live contrast check. Real computed values, not guesses. Tweak size, weight, or corners in the inspect panel — the selected button restyles on the page as you go. Drop notes on the design, then snap a screenshot with them baked in — receipts for every review. Click any element for its real CSS, type and color — then edit it live , walk the tree, or write your own CSS. No Elements tab, no digging.…from inspeck.in

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