Python Script | Color Inspector

CSS Color Inspector (Python App)

Audit and visualize CSS color usage at a glance — no manual digging required.

This Python app makes it easy to scan .css files and generate detailed reports of every hex and rgb() color in your codebase. Whether you're cleaning up legacy styles, preparing for a design system, or just curious about how colors are being used, this tool gives you instant visibility. Includes both CSV and HTML reports — plus a sleek GUI that’s simple enough for anyone to use.

Perfect for frontend developers, designers, and tech leads who value clean, consistent UI — and want to save hours of manual inspection.

✨ Key Features:

Detects and lists all #hex and rgb() values

Maps each color to the CSS selectors using it

Normalizes shorthand colors (like #f00 to #ff0000)

Groups visually similar colors together

Generates both CSV and HTML reports

Clean, modern GUI — no command line needed

Designed to be extended or customized

📦 Includes:

Python script with GUI (css_color_inspector.py)

HTML report template with color swatches

CSV export of all colors, counts, and selectors

README documentation

Requirements:

Python 3.x

Works offline on Windows, macOS, and Linux

No installation required — just run and go

✅ Instant digital download
✅ Fully editable, beginner-friendly Python code
✅ Great starting point for custom tooling

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