Xtractly vs CSS Peeper:which one fits?

CSS Peeper is a polished way to look at a site's styles, colours, typography and assets. Choose Xtractly when you want to take the component with you — as React, Tailwind, HTML, Vue or Svelte — and keep it in a library your AI can read.

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Free with an account · Chrome, Edge & Brave

Feature comparison between Xtractly and CSS Peeper
Feature	Xtractly	CSS Peeper
Inspect styles, colours & fonts	Yes	Yes
Download page assets	Yes	Yes
Colour-contrast checks	Not yet	Yes
Export a component as HTML / React	Yes	Not listed
Tailwind CSS output	Yes	Not listed
Vue & Svelte output	Yes	Not listed
Saved component library	Yes	Not listed
MCP server for AI agents	Yes	Not listed

CSS Peeper details come from its public website as of September 2026. “Not listed” means we couldn't find it advertised — if that's changed, tell us.

Where each one shines

What CSS Peeper does well

A clean, designer-friendly overview of a page's styles, colours and typography.
Colour-contrast and readability checks built in.
A large, established user base and a long track record.

Choose CSS Peeper if you mainly want to study a site's design — styles, palette, typography, contrast — rather than reuse its code.

Where Xtractly is different

Exports whole components as HTML, React, Vue or Svelte, with Tailwind or inline styles.
Keeps hover and responsive rules as hover: and sm:/md: variants.
Saves captures to a web library with a live Playground, variants and version history.
Connects that library to Claude Code, Cursor and other agents over MCP.

Choose Xtractly if you want to turn what you see into code for your own project and keep a reusable library of it.

Frequently asked questions

Is Xtractly a good CSS Peeper alternative?

If you use CSS Peeper to inspect colours, fonts and assets, Xtractly covers that. Where it goes further is exporting whole components as code and saving them to a library.

Can I use both?

Yes. They're separate Chrome extensions and don't conflict.