CSS Selector for Google Chrome

Inspect elements, copy CSS selector or XPath, and record repro steps for QA, debugging, and CRO.

Need to inspect element and copy CSS selector fast? CSS Selector for Chrome lets you inspect any element, copy CSS selector, XPath, or JS path, see selector stability, capture screenshots, and record bug replays for QA, debugging, and conversion rate optimization workflows without digging through DevTools. When issues happen, skip the long write-up. Inspect the exact element, copy the CSS selector with full context, record the repro steps, and share the same proof with QA, engineering, product, and CRO teams working on landing pages, funnels, forms, and experiments. What You Get - Inspect element and copy CSS selector on any page - Copy CSS selector, XPath, and JS path with precise DOM context - See selector stability before you save - Record bug replays and generate repro steps - Attach an element screenshot or full-page screenshot - Save locally or sync to share with your team - Export replay-based repro to Jira or Linear - Support CRO audits, experiment QA, landing page reviews, and conversion debugging How It Works 1. Inspect an element on the page 2. Copy CSS selector or save the element with full context 3. Record the steps that reproduce the issue 4. Sync and share with QA, engineering, product, or CRO No long write-ups. No back-and-forth. Built for QA, Engineering, Product, and CRO Built for developers, QA engineers, testers, product teams, and conversion rate optimization teams who need to: - Inspect elements accurately - Copy CSS selector, XPath, or JS path with confidence - Capture repro steps without long explanations - Share the same proof across the team - Review experiments, CTAs, forms, and landing pages with exact element-level context Instead of "I think it's this," you get: "This is the exact element. Here are the steps." Install and Move Faster Inspect elements. Copy CSS selector. Record repro steps. Ship with clarity.