extract-design-system

To extract design tokens from an existing website, you provide a public URL to analyze its typography, color, spacing, and radii. The tool reads the site and outputs raw.json, normalized.json, and starter token files for your design system.

Yes, you can generate CSS variables from a public website's design. The Skill auto-detects design primitives and produces starter files containing CSS variables and JSON tokens for easy integration into front-end projects.

Reverse engineering a design system is used to derive a baseline design system from an existing site. It is ideal for design audits, analyzing design primitives, and rapid bootstrapping for front-end tokens when starting a new project.

When extracting design primitives, you get raw.json and normalized.json files capturing the extracted data. Additionally, it generates starter token files containing CSS variables and JSON tokens for your design system.

No dependencies are required to generate starter design tokens. You simply provide the target public website URL and choose whether to generate the starter token files along with the extracted raw design data.

The best way to bootstrap a design system from an existing site is using automated extraction to analyze typography, color, spacing, and radii. This converts the site's design primitives directly into normalized starter tokens and CSS variables.