Website in. Design-system evidence out.

See the system behind any interface.

Analyze a public website and turn its visual language into structured colors, typography, spacing, components, and exportable design tokens.

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Analysis preview

Acme design system

High confidence

5

pages

42

colors

8pt

grid

Semantic colors

12 tokens

primary

signal

warning

error

Typography

Aa

Geist Sans · 7 styles

Spacing

Tokens StudioW3C JSONCSS variables

A report you can use

From visual clues to shared language.

Basic Designs separates observed evidence from inferred structure, so designers and developers can explore the same system without treating automation as design authority.

Color intelligence

Semantic roles, primitives, usage frequency, gradients, and states.

Typography

Font families, hierarchy, sizes, weights, line heights, and roles.

Spacing & structure

Spacing scales, radii, shadows, containers, grids, and breakpoints.

Ready-to-use exports

Tokens Studio, W3C DTCG JSON, and CSS custom properties.

How it works

One input. A navigable design-system report.

  1. 01Analyze representative pages

    The crawler reads up to five same-domain pages and records rendered interface evidence.

  2. 02Structure the findings

    Observed values become primitives, semantic roles, components, and confidence signals.

  3. 03Inspect and export

    Review the evidence, copy values, and continue in Figma or code with interoperable exports.