Extract Website Theme to Tweakcn

Extract a website's visual theme using Chrome DevTools and convert it to a tweakcn-compatible shadcn/ui CSS theme (HSL format).

Step 1: Provide Extraction Script

Tell the user to open Chrome DevTools Console on the target site and run this script. It copies a full theme JSON to their clipboard:

(() => {
  const res = { typography: [], spacing: [], gradients: [], shadows: [], borders: [], radii: [], colors: new Set() };
  const typoMap = new Map(), spacingMap = new Map(), radiiMap = new Map();
  document.querySelectorAll('*').forEach(el => {
    const s = getComputedStyle(el);
    const tk = `${s.fontSize}|${s.fontWeight}|${s.lineHeight}|${s.letterSpacing}`;
    if (!typoMap.has(tk)) typoMap.set(tk, { fontSize: s.fontSize, fontWeight: s.fontWeight, lineHeight: s.lineHeight, letterSpacing: s.letterSpacing, tag: el.tagName, sample: el.textContent?.trim().slice(0, 30) });
    ['padding','margin','gap'].forEach(p => { const v = s[p]; if (v && v !== '0px' && v !== 'normal') spacingMap.set(v, (spacingMap.get(v)||0)+1); });
    if (s.backgroundImage !== 'none' && s.backgroundImage.includes('gradient')) res.gradients.push(s.backgroundImage);
    if (s.boxShadow !== 'none') res.shadows.push(s.boxShadow);
    if (s.borderStyle !== 'none' && s.borderWidth !== '0px') res.borders.push(`${s.borderWidth} ${s.borderStyle} ${s.borderColor} r:${s.borderRadius}`);
    if (s.borderRadius !== '0px') radiiMap.set(s.borderRadius, (radiiMap.get(s.borderRadius)||0)+1);
    [s.color, s.backgroundColor, s.borderColor].forEach(c => { if (c && c !== 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)') res.colors.add(c); });
  });
  res.typography = [...typoMap.values()].sort((a, b) => parseFloat(b.fontSize) - parseFloat(a.fontSize)).slice(0, 20);
  res.spacing = [...spacingMap.entries()].sort((a, b) => b[1] - a[1]).slice(0, 20).map(([v, c]) => ({ value: v, count: c }));
  res.radii = [...radiiMap.entries()].sort((a, b) => b[1] - a[1]).slice(0, 10).map(([v, c]) => ({ radius: v, count: c }));
  res.gradients = [...new Set(res.gradients)];
  res.shadows = [...new Set(res.shadows)];
  res.borders = [...new Set(res.borders)].slice(0, 15);
  res.colors = [...res.colors];
  copy(JSON.stringify(res, null, 2));
  console.log('Copied full theme extraction to clipboard');
})();

Also ask the user for a screenshot of the site for visual reference, and the site URL if public.

Step 2: Analyze Extraction Data

When the user pastes the JSON output, analyze all sections:

Colors

Identify and categorize every color by role:

Background: The dominant dark or light page background
Foreground: Default text color (usually white on dark, dark on light)
Card: Elevated surface color (slightly lighter/darker than background)
Popover: Dropdown/popover bg (slightly elevated from card)
Primary: Main brand/action color (CTAs, active nav, links)
Secondary: Supporting surface color (nav pills, tags, badges)
Muted: Subdued backgrounds (search bars, disabled states, inactive)
Muted foreground: Placeholder text, hints, secondary text
Accent: Highlight/emphasis color (can differ from primary, e.g. neon vs standard)
Destructive: Error/danger/alert color
Border: Default border color (often transparent white/black on dark/light)
Input: Input field border or background
Ring: Focus ring / glow color

Typography

Font family (ask if not already provided)
Base font size and line-height
Weight distribution: identify which weights are used (400, 500, 600, 700)
Letter-spacing patterns
Type scale: map sizes to heading levels (h1-h4, body, small, caption)

Spacing

Identify the base spacing unit (most frequent value)
Note the spacing scale: common increments (4px, 8px, 12px, 16px, etc.)
Common padding patterns (e.g. "8px 16px" for buttons)

Border Radii

Find the dominant radius by usage count
Map to shadcn radius scale: --radius controls sm = radius - 4px, md = radius - 2px, lg = radius, xl = radius + 4px
Pick --radius so the dominant site radius maps to the most-used shadcn class (usually md or lg)
Note if the site uses pill shapes (9999px) for specific elements

Gradients

List key gradients with their CSS values
Categorize: gold/premium, brand, overlay/fade, glow

Shadows

Elevation shadows (soft, medium, heavy)
Glow effects (colored shadows, neon outlines)
Inset shadows

Borders

Border color patterns (solid vs transparency-based)
Border widths

Step 3: Generate Tweakcn Theme

Output a complete CSS theme with :root (light) and .dark sections using HSL format (space-separated, no commas, e.g. 153 52% 44%).

Required tokens to map:

--background, --foreground
--card, --card-foreground
--popover, --popover-foreground
--primary, --primary-foreground
--secondary, --secondary-foreground
--muted, --muted-foreground
--accent, --accent-foreground
--destructive, --destructive-foreground
--border, --input, --ring
--chart-1 through --chart-5
--radius
--sidebar, --sidebar-foreground
--sidebar-primary, --sidebar-primary-foreground
--sidebar-accent, --sidebar-accent-foreground
--sidebar-border, --sidebar-ring

Guidelines:

Convert all rgb() values to HSL
If the site is dark-mode dominant, still generate a light companion using the same hues at lighter values
For chart colors, use 5 distinct vibrant colors from the site's palette
Sidebar variants should be slightly darker (dark mode) or lighter (light mode) than main background

Step 4: Provide Summary

After the theme CSS, include:

Mapping Table

A table showing each token, the source element/color from the site, and the hex value.

Extra Elements

Things tweakcn can't capture but define the site's visual identity:

Font family + weights to import (with Google Fonts URL if applicable)
Key gradients with full CSS values
Glow/shadow effects for hover states
Special radius patterns (e.g. pill buttons)
Notable spacing or typography conventions
Any distinctive visual patterns (gold borders, neon outlines, transparency layers)

Conversion Reference

RGB to HSL

To convert rgb(r, g, b) to HSL: normalize to 0-1, find min/max, compute hue from channel differences, saturation from lightness, output as H S% L%.

Common Patterns

rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1) on dark bg → use a solid color that's ~10% lighter than background for borders
rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1) on light bg → use a solid color that's ~10% darker than background
Neon/glow borders → map to --ring for focus states
Gold gradients → note separately, suggest using for badges/premium indicators

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