Website Element Inspector
Inspect any visible element on a website and view its HTML, CSS, dimensions, colors and typography.
How It Works
Inspect website elements in 3 simple steps
Enter URL & Viewport
Paste any public URL and select Desktop, Tablet, or Mobile viewport mode.
Select Rendered Element
Click any element from the rendered DOM list (headings, buttons, links, images).
Inspect & Copy Code
Inspect font styles, colors, box model dimensions, and copy clean CSS or HTML snippets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Website Element Inspection
What is a Website Element Inspector?
A Website Element Inspector is a web utility that inspects rendered DOM elements on any public webpage, displaying computed CSS styles, box model dimensions, colors, typography, and HTML structure.
Can I inspect any public website?
Yes. You can inspect any publicly accessible HTTP/HTTPS website URL. ToolJi loads the URL in a secure headless browser to analyze its rendered DOM elements.
Can I view an element's CSS?
Yes! ToolJi displays computed CSS properties including font family, font size, text color, background color, borders, flexbox/grid layout properties, and padding/margins.
Can I copy CSS from an element?
Yes. You can click 'Copy CSS Snippet' to copy a clean, formatted CSS snippet generated directly from the element's computed styles.
Can I inspect images?
Yes. Selecting an image element reveals its direct image URL, rendered dimensions, natural dimensions, and alt text, with a direct 'Open Image' action.
Can I inspect buttons and links?
Yes. Selecting a button or link element inspects its target URL, click state, font weight, background colors, and CSS selectors.
Can I inspect mobile layouts?
Yes. You can switch between Desktop (1440px), Tablet (768px), and Mobile (390px) viewports before running inspection to see responsive styles.
Can ToolJi inspect private websites?
No. ToolJi only inspects publicly accessible websites. Localhost, internal IP addresses, and password-protected pages cannot be inspected for security reasons.
Why can't some elements be inspected?
Elements inside cross-origin iframes, closed Shadow DOMs, or dynamic WebGL canvases cannot be inspected due to browser security policies.