CSS Specificity Calculator
Calculate the specificity of CSS selectors to understand styling precedence
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Examples: #header .nav, body div.container p:first-child
About CSS Specificity
CSS specificity is represented as four comma-separated values:
- Inline (I): Inline styles (style attribute)
- IDs (ID): Number of ID selectors (#id)
- Classes (C): Number of classes (.class), attributes ([attr]), and pseudo-classes (:hover)
- Elements (E): Number of element names (div) and pseudo-elements (::before)
Higher specificity selectors will override lower specificity selectors, regardless of their order in the CSS.
Key Features
- Free to use
- No registration required
- Works offline
- Privacy-focused
- Fast processing
Use Cases
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The CSS Specificity Calculator is designed for developers, engineers, and technical professionals who need a fast, reliable, and privacy-focused solution. All processing happens locally in your browser—your data never leaves your device.
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