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Field NotesEditorial identity
ComputedKitChrome extension
See what the browser sees.
Check the colors, type, spacing, and image references the browser can see. Run a page scan or inspect an element when you need it, without opening DevTools.
ComputedKit stays idle until you choose Scan page or Pick element. Your results stay in Chrome unless you copy, export, or download something.
ComputedKit demo page
3 visual groupsSelected work
A page with repeated visual treatments.
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Common GroundHospitality system
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Night ShiftProduct campaign
⌘ Scan page⌖ Pick element
Scan complete.
ComputedKit Pro Pro feature
Baselines & CompareSave a scan now, then compare it with the same page later.
Current pagePortfolio gallery fixture
20visible analyzed9 msduration
Find a resultSearch and filterValues, fonts, URLs, properties…
What you can do
Inspect what matters.
ComputedKit reads the page in front of you. It does not build a hidden archive of sites you visit.
Scan the page
See computed colors, type, spacing, corner radii, shadows, and asset references in one place.
Inspect an element
Pick one visible element to see its computed values, a selector, and nearby elements.
Work with the results
Search, filter, highlight, copy, or export the results you chose to collect.
Know what is missing
If something cannot be read, such as a font source or an asset, ComputedKit tells you.
ComputedKit Pro
Save a scan. See what changed.
For pages you maintain and revisit: save a small local baseline, and when you scan the page again ComputedKit shows which saved colors, type combinations, spacing, corners, shadows, and asset counts changed.
US$29, paid once. No subscription. Three browser activations. 14-day refund.
↗You start every scan
Nothing happens until you choose Scan page or Pick element.
⌾Your results stay local
ComputedKit does not send your inspection data to an analytics service.
⊹It shows its limits
Computed values describe what is rendered now, not the original source or design tokens.
Support
Need help with ComputedKit?
Email us with a short description of the issue. Share page details or inspection results only if you want to.