My 5 Daily use 🔥Free Chrome Extensions as a UI/UX Designer

Responsive Viewer

WhatFont

GoFullPage — Full Page Screen Capture

Image Downloader

Dimensions

Here’s a list of 5 top Google Chrome extensions that make a UI/UX designer’s work more efficient by saving hours into minutes.

👉Responsive Viewer

A Chrome add-on that displays several screens simultaneously When creating responsive websites and applications, the add-on will assist front-end developers or designers in testing various displays.

👉WhatFont

Finding the best fonts used on a webpage can be simple with the right tool. For designers, it’s effortless to find the font they like on their references. Whatfont extension that lets you inspect web fonts just by hovering over them. This makes it simple and elegant.

👉GoFullPage

The simplest method for taking a snapshot of the entire page in your active browser window. When you click the extension icon (or press Alt+Shift+P), the extension will begin to screenshot the whole page. You can then save the screenshot as an image or PDF or even just drag it to your desktop by clicking the screenshot in a new tab.

👉Image Downloader

If you want to download many images at once, with this extension along with width, and height.

👉Dimensions

This extension calculates the distance from your mouse cursor to the borders in both vertical and horizontal directions. It is ideal for determining the space between elements on a website, but may not provide accurate results for images due to variations in pixel colours.

There are many good amounts of Google Chrome extensions available that can help you in a variety of ways, whether they are colour or code-based, so this is definitely not the whole list.

Please let me know the best Chrome add-ons that you use the most.