About WebClarity
WebClarityAI is a browser extension, currently in beta, that brings design, development and SEO inspection into one lightweight tool so people need fewer separate extensions. Designers can hover over any text to see its typeface plus its size, weight, line height and color, browse a style guide of fonts and color categories, and see an inventory of images and other media that can be exported in a batch.
Developers get a technology detector that identifies frameworks, CMS platforms and analytics with confidence levels, plus a responsive viewer that shows several screen sizes side by side. For SEO work it shows a tree of H1 to H6 headings with jumps to the exact element, and an alt text manager that finds missing or empty alt attributes and writes a copy-ready AI prompt to fix them. Issues can be turned into AI-ready fix instructions. The extension is free and is offered for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera, Zen and Brave. It stresses a small memory footprint compared with running several inspection extensions.
Key features
- Hover to see font family, size and spacing
- Style guide of fonts and color categories
- Media asset inventory with batch export
- Technology detector with confidence levels
- Responsive viewer for several screen sizes
- H1 to H6 heading structure tree
- Alt text manager with AI fix prompts
Good fit for
- Designers extracting fonts and palettes from a site
- Checking heading structure and missing alt text
WebClarity: questions and answers
- What is WebClarity used for?
- WebClarity is a free browser extension, in beta, that gives designers, developers and SEO specialists font, asset, tech stack, heading and alt text inspection on any website. It is a good fit for designers extracting fonts and palettes from a site, and checking heading structure and missing alt text.
- Is WebClarity free?
- Yes. WebClarity is free to use.
- Is WebClarity open source?
- No. WebClarity is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include Agentation, Visual Studio Code and Zed.
- What are some alternatives to WebClarity?
- Other SaaS products in the Developer Tools category include WhatTheCSS, Zipit and CookieEditor.
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