CSS To Tailwind
Convert a website's styles to Tailwind CSS classes
A DevTools extension enabling smart tools for Tailwind CSS.
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Gimli Tailwind is the most popular DevTools extension for Tailwind CSS developers.
It lets you view and intuitively edit utility classes.
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✔️ Works on any website.
✔️ Autocomplete:
Intelligent suggestions for class names. It also supports searching for CSS property names.
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C'est vraiment l'outil qu'il fallait. Juste générer le style tailwind avec une interface c'est simple efficace gratuit Je cherchais un outil comme ça depuis longtemps je suis ravi !
Amazing for flex and grids because I never remember the syntax.
This is really cool !!
not able to copy to clipboard on m1 mac chrome
Everything is perfect. But for me, it is not applied by moving the mouse between the items obtained by searching, and I must click on an item to apply it. Is this problem only for me?
This is amazing for new Tailwind learner like me. Thank you very much.
Exceptional extension! An invaluable addition to future iterations would be the integration of a feature that elegantly displays the applied classes within a meticulously organized list, thereby providing a thorough and insightful overview.
It's pretty nice, but feels incomplete, and I end up not using it very often. I keep running into issues where I'm using x- and y-axis values for padding/margin, and Gimli doesn't seem to recognize or support them (only top/bottom or left/right, or all sides). `px/py` and `mx/my`support would be fantastic!
This is a great tool that helps me decrease the feedback loop when styling tailwind-based websites
Very good, always room for improvement, a search option in particular would be really nice as sometimes it's hard to remember where certain properties are. But overall very helpful and greatly reduces trial and error testing different styles.