Extract SVGs, CSS & Assets from Next.js Websites
AssetPullKit detects and extracts Images, SVGs, Colors, CSS, Lottie from any Next.js Sites in seconds. 100% local, no data leaves your browser.
Next.js sites are prime targets for asset extraction because they power thousands of production applications: from startups to enterprises. Frontend developers and UI/UX designers frequently need to analyze competitor designs, study implementation patterns, or reference design systems. Next.js complicates extraction because assets are often bundled, minified, and served through optimized static directories like `_next/static/`. CSS modules are scoped, SVGs may be inlined or dynamically imported, and images are processed through Next.js Image Optimization. Without proper tools, manually hunting through network tabs and build directories wastes hours. AssetPullKit eliminates this friction by extracting everything directly from the rendered page: no build process required.
How to Extract Assets from Next.js Sites
Install AssetPullKit
Free Chrome extension. Add it in 10 seconds, no account needed.
Install AssetPullKit free →Open any Next.js Site
Navigate to the next.js sites you want to extract from. The extension works on any live URL.
Click the AssetPullKit icon
AssetPullKit automatically scans the page and detects all Images, SVGs, Colors, CSS, Lottie. Results appear instantly.
Copy or bulk download
Click any asset to copy its URL, or hit Download all to save everything at once. For colors, use Copy CSS vars to grab the full palette.
What Each Tab Shows for Next.js Sites
Images
All images with dimensions. Copy the URL or download as individual files. Includes CSS background images.
SVGs
Every SVG vector found: icons, illustrations, logos. Copy the markup or download as individual .svg files.
Colors
Full computed color palette ranked by frequency. Copy any hex code or export all as CSS custom properties.
CSS
Hover any element with Inspect mode to reveal its exact CSS: dimensions, spacing, colors, fonts all at once.
Lottie
Detects Lottie animations loaded via any method. Download the raw JSON file for use in your own projects.
Tips for Next.js Sites
Load the Next.js site in Chrome and activate AssetPullKit. Look for assets in the `_next/static/` and `public/` directories: these are where Next.js stores optimized resources. SVGs may appear as inline `<svg>` elements or data URIs; AssetPullKit captures both formats. CSS files are often split across multiple chunks; the extension merges extracted styles for easy reference. Check the Network tab if images don't appear immediately: some Next.js sites lazy-load assets. Once extracted, organize by type using AssetPullKit's built-in filters.
Who Extracts from Next.js Sites
Next.js Image Optimization serves images in modern formats (WebP, AVIF) with srcset attributes. AssetPullKit extracts the highest-resolution version automatically. For design tokens and color palettes, target CSS-in-JS files and CSS modules: Next.js sites often define theme variables here. Export these directly for instant design system reference.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I extract assets from any Next.js Site?
Yes. AssetPullKit works on any live Next.js Site URL, including published sites, staging environments, and authenticated pages you already have access to.
What assets can I extract from Next.js Sites?
AssetPullKit detects Images, SVGs, Colors, CSS, Lottie from any Next.js Sites.
Is it free?
Completely free. No account, no subscription, no features behind a paywall.
Does it send data to a server?
No. Everything runs inside your browser tab. No page content ever leaves your machine.
Start Extracting from Next.js Sites
Extract design assets from Next.js sites instantly with AssetPullKit.
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