Screen Ruler - Measure the web

Hi Product Hunt, I'm excited to introduce Screen Ruler 2.0, the ultimate tool for web developers and designers. Screen Ruler is designed to streamline your workflow by providing precise measurements and detailed insights into your web elements. Once activated, simply hover over any element to view its sizes, margins, paddings, tag names, IDs, and classes. Key Features: - Measure the pixel size of any element. - Calculate the pixel distance between any two elements. - Display HTML tag names, class names, and IDs. - Use shortcuts for parent/child selection. - Responsive selections adjust with your browser window. - Access from the context menu. - Inspect computed CSS properties. - Copy CSS to clipboard effortlessly. - Document outline reveals parent and child elements for easy navigation. - Works seamlessly on any web page. Screen Ruler PRO: Upgrade to Screen Ruler PRO for a one-time payment and unlock a suite of advanced features: - Element Inspection: View detailed properties, including position, size, rendered font, and colors, by simply moving your mouse over an element. - Layout Grid: Overlay a layout grid on your site to ensure design alignment. - Screenshot Capture: Capture screenshots of highlighted areas with a click or using the Ctrl/Command + Shift + S shortcut. Ideal for documentation or attaching to Github tickets. - Advanced Properties Panel: Access a comprehensive side panel showing advanced properties like the element's box model, selection colors, and more. - Asset Management: Get a list of all image and SVG assets within your selection and download them individually or all at once. Join me in making web development and design more efficient and precise with Screen Ruler.

Hey, I can finally put my ruler in the drawer, thank you 😆 I'm curious about how it handles elements with complex layering or overlapping. Does it provide accurate measurements in those cases? Are there any plans to add features for comparing measurements across different screen sizes or devices? Congrats on the launch!

Congrats on the launch, @myster_violets! My friend is a designer, Screen Ruler would be super handy for him. I’ll definitely recommend it!

Congrats on the launch! This looks so much less cluttered and easier to use than the Chrome dev tools. Does the assets tab show just assets within the selected element or on the entire page?

Congrats @myster_violets on the launch of Screen Ruler 2.0! This is a total game changer for web devs. Can't wait to measure all the things! 📏 Upvoted!

Congrats on the launch, @myster_violets! Screen Ruler 2.0 sounds like an amazing tool for devs and designers. The level of detail it provides for elements on web pages is truly impressive. The ability to measure distances and inspect CSS properties just by hovering is going to save so much time. I'm particularly excited about the Layout Grid feature for alignment—it's such a game changer for maintaining design consistency. Definitely upvoting this! I can see it becoming a must-have in every developer's toolkit. Can’t wait to give it a shot!

Congrats on the launch! This tool is simply fantastic. I'm sure you are tired of this question, but any chance for a Firefox version in the future?!

Congrats on the launch of Screen Ruler 2.0, @myster_violets! This tool seems like a game-changer for devs and designers. Love the idea of measuring elements and capturing screenshots effortlessly. Excited to see how it improves my workflow! Definitely a must-try. Upvoted!

Screen Ruler sounds like a must-have for any web dev or designer. The PRO features like element inspection and screenshot capture are super handy. Love that it works on any webpage too. Makes those pesky pixel-perfect alignments way easier.

🌟 Congratulations on launching Screen Ruler 2.0, @myster_violets ! 🎨 As a tool tailored for web developers and designers, Screen Ruler seems like an invaluable asset for anyone looking to streamline their workflow. The ability to measure pixel sizes, distances, and inspect elements with such precision is a game-changer. How does Screen Ruler ensure compatibility across different browsers and web technologies to provide accurate measurements? 📐 The PRO features, especially the Element Inspection and Layout Grid, sound like fantastic additions. Can you share more about how the advanced properties panel enhances the inspection process and what kind of insights users can expect from it? 📸 The screenshot capture feature is particularly useful for documentation. Are there any customization options available for the screenshots, such as annotating or highlighting specific areas before saving? Looking forward to seeing how Screen Ruler helps designers and developers optimize their web projects. Keep up the great work! 🎉

That's so cool! I can see this being used by the general public as well as for precise and complex web projects! Also love that you guys made a free option.

Congrats on launching Screen Ruler 2.0, @myster_violets! This tool seems like a must-have for any web developer or designer looking to enhance their workflow. The element inspection feature and layout grid are particularly appealing. Can't wait to give it a try! Upvoted!

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100th upvote🥳, This Product will be a time saver for all our FE developers. Keep Going. All the best for future Products.

Wow, Screen Ruler 2.0 is exactly what every web developer and designer needs! Kudos to the team for creating such a comprehensive and user-friendly tool. Can't wait to integrate this into my daily toolkit! 🚀

I think having a tool like this could really streamline the design workflow, especially for those who frequently need to check spacing and alignment. Looking forward to trying it out!

I like it! super easy to use. Great job

Congrats on the launch! This tool is a must-have for every Frontend Developer.

This looks like it could be super useful for checking alignment and spacing. I can see it saving me time when I’m making tweaks to my web layouts.

Congratulations on your launch @myster_violets! Very cool! I am a frontend developer at heart and would be happy to give this a shot!