ui.rip
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See How Any Website Is Built

Paste a URL and instantly explore its component tree, CSS, layout structure, and design tokens.

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Works on React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, and any modern site

What the inspector reveals

See under the hood of any website — for free

Component tree

<Header>
<Nav>
<Logo />
<NavLinks />
</Nav>
</Header>
<Hero>
<Headline />
<CTAButton />
</Hero>

CSS properties

display: flex
gap: 1.5rem
padding: 2rem 3rem
border-radius: 12px
background: #0F1115
font-family: Inter

Layout grid overlay

Visualize flex and grid containers, gaps, alignment, and responsive breakpoints on any page.

Design tokens

#3B82F6 #F5F5F5 #0A0A0B Inter 400/500/600 4/8/12/16px spacing

Developers use the free inspector to

Real use cases, zero cost

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Study top UI teams

See exactly how Stripe, Linear, and Vercel structure their components and design systems.

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Debug CSS issues

Diagnose layout problems on production sites with layout grid overlays and computed style inspection.

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Extract design tokens

Pull colors, spacing scales, typography, and border radii from any live site into your own project.

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Benchmark competitors

Understand competitor UI patterns, framework choices, and component architecture at a glance.

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Inspect

  • Component tree
  • CSS properties
  • Layout grid overlay
  • Design token extraction
  • Downloadable code
  • React components
  • Tailwind styling

$0

Always free, no limits

Full power

Full rip

  • Everything in Inspect
  • Downloadable Next.js project
  • React components
  • Tailwind CSS styling
  • TypeScript interfaces
  • Asset extraction
  • Responsive layout

$3–5 per site

Pay per rip, no subscription

Try it on any site

Paste a URL. See the results instantly. No signup needed.

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100% free · Works on any modern website

Frequently asked questions

Is the inspector really free? +
Yes, 100% free with no limits. The UI inspector is a standalone feature that lets you explore any website's component structure, CSS, and design tokens at no cost. No signup, no credit card, no trial period.
What can I see with the free inspector? +
The inspector shows you the component tree (how elements are nested), CSS properties for any element, a layout grid overlay (flex/grid visualization), and design tokens including colors, fonts, and spacing scales used across the site.
What's the difference between inspecting and generating? +
Inspecting (free) lets you explore a site's structure, styles, and design tokens in a read-only view. Generating (paid, $3–5) creates a downloadable Next.js project with React components, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript interfaces, and extracted assets — ready to run with npm install.
Does the inspector work on SPAs? +
Yes. The inspector uses a real browser engine that fully renders JavaScript-heavy single-page applications, including those built with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Next.js, Nuxt, and other modern frameworks. It captures the post-hydration DOM.
Can I use this for competitive analysis? +
Absolutely. The inspector is a great tool for understanding how competitors structure their UIs, what frameworks they use, and what design patterns they follow. It only reads publicly accessible front-end code — the same information available in any browser's DevTools.