Screen Ruler for Google Chrome
Measure the web
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Design ToolsChrome ExtensionsDeveloper Tools
Description
Screen Ruler is a Chrome extension designed for web developers and designers to measure sizes, distances, margins, and paddings of any element on any web page. It allows users to validate the implementation of their websites by providing detailed information about element sizes, tag names, IDs, and classes simply by hovering over them.
How to use Screen Ruler for Google Chrome?
To use Screen Ruler, click the extension icon or use the right-click context menu to activate it. Hover over elements to see their sizes and properties, select elements to measure distances, and access computed CSS in the side panel. You can customize keyboard shortcuts for easier access.
Core features of Screen Ruler for Google Chrome:
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Measure the pixel size of any element
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Measure the pixel distance between any two elements
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View HTML tag names, class names, and IDs
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Access computed CSS and copy it to clipboard
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Customize keyboard shortcuts
Why could be used Screen Ruler for Google Chrome?
| # | Use case | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| # 1 | Web developers can validate the implementation of their designs by checking element sizes and alignments. | ✅ | |
| # 2 | Designers can ensure pixel-perfect accuracy in their designs by comparing them with the implemented web pages. | ✅ | |
| # 3 | Quality assurance teams can use the tool to identify layout issues and alignment problems before a website goes live. | ✅ | |
Who developed Screen Ruler for Google Chrome?
Screen Ruler is developed by Nontrader, a developer focused on creating tools for web developers and designers to enhance their workflow and improve website implementation accuracy.