Kopēt kā Tailwind savieno vizuālo dizainu ar Tailwind CSS kodu. Noklikšķiniet uz jebkura elementa un nekavējoties iegūstiet ekvivalentās Tailwind klases.
Building with Tailwind CSS means thinking in utility classes instead of writing custom CSS. But when you're referencing an existing design — whether it's a competitor's landing page, a design system built in vanilla CSS, or a client's current website — translating visual styles to Tailwind classes manually is tedious and error-prone. Copy as Tailwind automates this entirely. It reads the browser's computed styles for any element and maps each property to the closest Tailwind utility class using the default scale. Colors are matched to the nearest Tailwind palette color, spacing values snap to the closest rem-based utility, and typography maps to text-* and font-* classes. The output is a clean, single-line class string you can paste directly into your component.
bg-purple-600 text-white
px-7 py-3 rounded-lg
font-semibold text-base
border-2 border-purple-400
Click any element and its full computed CSS is analyzed in real-time. Every applicable property is mapped to the equivalent Tailwind utility class — from bg-purple-600 to rounded-lg to font-semibold. The conversion happens instantly with no loading or processing delay.
The tool doesn't just do string replacement — it understands Tailwind's design system. A padding of 12px maps to p-3 (not a custom value), colors are matched to the nearest shade in Tailwind's palette (e.g., #7c3aed becomes purple-600), and font sizes map to text-sm, text-base, text-lg, etc.
The generated class string is displayed in a clean output panel. Click the Copy button once and the entire string is on your clipboard — ready to paste into className="..." in React, class="..." in HTML, or :class="..." in Vue.
For even faster workflow, right-click any element on the page to access "Copy as Tailwind" directly from the browser context menu. No need to open the DevSuite dock — just right-click, click, and the classes are on your clipboard.
Goes beyond simple mappings. Handles box shadows (shadow-md, shadow-lg), gradients, border styles, flex/grid layout classes, opacity values, and even responsive-aware properties like max-width and aspect ratios.
Only includes classes that differ from browser defaults — no redundant utilities. The output is concise and production-ready, not bloated with classes for inherited or default values.
Kopēt kā Tailwind covers the following, organized by category:
display (flex, grid, block)position (relative, absolute)flex-directionjustify-contentalign-itemsgapoverflowpadding (p-*)margin (m-*)width (w-*)height (h-*)max-widthmin-heightfont-size (text-*)font-weight (font-*)line-height (leading-*)letter-spacing (tracking-*)text-aligntext-transformcolor (text-*)background-color (bg-*)border-color (border-*)opacityborder-width (border-*)border-radius (rounded-*)border-stylebox-shadow (shadow-*)transform (scale-*, rotate-*)transitioncursorRebuilding a website from vanilla CSS or Bootstrap to Tailwind? Click each major component on the existing site, copy the Tailwind classes, and use them as the starting point for your new Tailwind components. Saves hours of manual property-to-class translation.
Found a beautifully designed card, hero section, or navigation on another website? Click it, get the Tailwind classes, and use them as a reference for building your own version. No need to manually inspect dozens of CSS properties.
When building new Tailwind components from a Figma or PSD mockup, implement the design in the browser first using DevTools, then click the element with Copy as Tailwind to get the exact utility classes instead of writing them by hand.
Ensure your hand-written CSS values actually map to valid Tailwind scale values. If you wrote padding: 14px, the tool shows you whether that rounds to p-3 (12px) or p-3.5 (14px) — catching inconsistencies before they ship.
New to Tailwind? Click elements on any webpage to see how traditional CSS properties translate to utility classes. It's an interactive way to learn the Tailwind class naming system by seeing real examples.
Open the DevSuite Pro floating dock and click the Copy as Tailwind icon. The tool activates and your cursor changes to a crosshair selector, indicating you can now click elements.
Click any element on the page — a button, a card, a heading, a navigation bar. The element is highlighted and its computed CSS is analyzed. A floating panel appears showing the generated Tailwind class string.
The panel shows the full Tailwind class string broken into logical groups. You can see exactly which CSS property mapped to which Tailwind class. Hover over any class to see the underlying CSS value it represents.
Click the "Copy" button to grab the complete class string. Paste it directly into your component's className, class attribute, or template. The classes work immediately with a standard Tailwind setup.
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