Sitepeel is a website cloner Chrome extension for developers and designers who want to understand how a webpage is built, collect its visible design details, and turn those details into a practical starting point for their own work. It works directly in the browser on supported pages, so users can inspect a live interface without moving between several separate utilities.
The main website cloner tool captures a supported webpage as a static HTML and CSS snapshot. Users can also choose a single element when they only need one section, component, or visual pattern. The result preserves the rendered structure and styling closely enough to study the implementation, test ideas, or build a local reference. Sitepeel is designed for legitimate design research, prototyping, learning, and work that users are authorized to inspect or reuse.
Sitepeel tools cover the details people usually have to collect manually. Users can extract rendered HTML and CSS, download visible images, videos, and SVG assets, identify colors and font styles, measure dimensions and spacing, and capture page screenshots. A temporary page editor lets designers test text and layout changes without altering the original website. Font previews and focused inspectors help users understand individual choices without searching through a large developer console.
For design handoff, Sitepeel can turn captured interface details into a Design MD reference. This gives developers, designers, and AI-assisted building workflows a structured description of the page's visual system, including typography, colors, spacing, and component behavior. Users can also create a design prompt from the same context, making it easier to communicate the intended look of a new build while keeping the source material organized.
Sitepeel is useful when a developer wants to study an unfamiliar layout, when a designer needs to collect references before starting a project, when a team wants to document a design system, or when someone needs the original version of a visible asset from a page. It can shorten the gap between seeing a useful interface and understanding the concrete design decisions behind it.
The extension keeps the workflow focused inside the browser. Instead of taking scattered screenshots, copying isolated values, and writing notes by hand, users can capture the relevant page, choose the Sitepeel tools they need, and keep the resulting code, assets, screenshots, and design context together. Page cloning creates a static HTML and CSS snapshot rather than a working copy of a site's backend, accounts, or private data.
Sitepeel supports a freemium model and is available from the Chrome Web Store. The product is built by Joseph Badigar for developers, designers, indie makers, and teams that want a faster and clearer way to study website design, save useful assets, and convert web inspiration into material they can use in a responsible design and development workflow.
