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Inspect, edit and hand off the design of any website: pick an element, tune it visually, check accessibility, copy clean CSS. Meraki Design Inspector turns any website into a design canvas. Click the toolbar button, click an element, and edit it right on the page — no source files, nothing installed into the site. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Select any element and edit its text, typography, colors, fills, spacing and layout • Drag to move or reorder, resize with handles, rotate, nudge with arrow keys — with Figma-style snapping and smart guides • Hold Alt to measure distances between elements • Preview the page at real device sizes • Run accessibility checks on the selection • Leave notes for the developer • Copy your changes out as clean CSS, or as written handoff instructions ready to paste into a ticket or an AI coding tool WHO IT'S FOR Designers who want to tune a live site instead of describing changes in words, and developers who want the exact values instead of a screenshot with arrows. HOW IT WORKS Press Alt+Shift+D or click the toolbar icon to toggle the inspector on the current tab. Everything runs locally in your browser. Sign in with Google (optional) only to sync and share your handoffs across devices. The extension needs access to the page you're inspecting in order to read and preview edits to its elements. It doesn't modify the website itself or send page content anywhere.
Sep 17, 2026
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