Peek

Peek

Chrome Extension

Peek - Design & Asset Toolkit

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About this product

Extract assets, colors, typography & tokens from any site. Export to CSS, SCSS, Tailwind & more. The ultimate dev & design toolkit. 🎨 Instantly Extract Design Tokens, Styles, and Assets from Any Website Peek is the ultimate all in one inspector tool for UI/UX designers, vibe coders, and frontend developers. With a single click, extract a complete design system colors, gradients, typography, shadows, border radius, and assets from any website. Say goodbye to manual inspection and hello to a streamlined workflow. Export production ready code in CSS, SCSS, Tailwind CSS v3/v4, JSON, SVG, and more.

Why we tested it

Peek caught our attention by addressing the tedious nature of manual web inspection. While browser DevTools are powerful, they often require deep technical knowledge to isolate specific design tokens or assets. Peek simplifies this by providing a centralized, one-click interface that extracts colors, typography, shadows, and assets into ready-to-use formats like Tailwind CSS or JSON. What makes it stand out is its 'Design Audit' feature, which goes beyond simple extraction to evaluate accessibility and component consistency. By bridging the gap between raw code and design documentation, it transforms how developers and designers reverse-engineer web interfaces, effectively turning any live website into a reusable design system resource.

Who it's for

This tool is essential for UI/UX designers looking to build brand guidelines, frontend developers who need to quickly prototype or match existing styles, and 'vibe coders' leveraging AI to build applications rapidly. It is particularly valuable for those who frequently perform competitive analysis or need to extract assets from legacy sites. However, users who only require basic color picking or those who prefer manual inspection via standard browser DevTools may find the additional features redundant. It is not intended for backend-heavy developers who have no interest in frontend styling or visual asset management.

Real-world performance

In real-world usage, Peek performs as a highly efficient, lightweight utility. Users report that the extension is remarkably fast, moving from installation to asset extraction in seconds without a steep learning curve. The interface is praised for its clarity, particularly the Overview tab, which provides a high-level summary of a site's design health and technology stack. While some users note that very large enterprise websites can occasionally trigger the extraction of unused gradients or colors, the tool remains consistently reliable for standard web projects. The ability to bulk-download SVGs and images is frequently cited as a major time-saver. Overall, it functions as a stable, non-intrusive companion that integrates seamlessly into the daily workflows of modern web professionals.

Key pros & cons

What we liked

  • Instant extraction of design tokens and assets.
  • Supports exports for Tailwind, CSS, SCSS, and JSON.
  • Includes automated accessibility and design audit scoring.
  • Detects underlying tech stacks and frameworks automatically.

What to watch out for

  • May struggle with complex, unused enterprise-level CSS.
  • Lacks granular layout context for specific color usage.
  • Requires browser permissions to access page content.

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