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One-click element capture for AI debugging. Copy element info, styles, and screenshots to clipboard. Element Inspector is a powerful Chrome extension designed for developers, designers, and anyone who needs to quickly capture and share UI element information with AI assistants or team members. 🎯 KEY FEATURES • One-Click Capture - Click any element to instantly copy its complete information to clipboard • Screenshot Mode - Cmd/Ctrl + Click to capture element screenshots with surrounding context • Multi-Select - Shift + Click to select multiple elements at once • AI-Ready Format - Output is formatted in clean Markdown, ready to paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI assistant 📋 WHAT GETS CAPTURED • Element tag, selector, and DOM path • Complete HTML markup • All attributes • Computed styles (intelligently filtered) • Position and dimensions • Inner text content • Page URL and timestamp 🚀 PERFECT FOR • Debugging UI issues with AI assistants • Creating bug reports with complete context • Sharing element details with developers • Learning how websites are built • Quick CSS inspection without DevTools ⌨️ KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS • Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + E - Toggle inspector mode • Click - Copy element info • Cmd/Ctrl + Click - Copy screenshot • Shift + Click - Add to multi-select • ESC - Exit inspector mode No data collection. No account required. Works on any website.
Jan 3, 2026
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