How does the parser handle responsive media prefixes like `md:` or `lg:`?
Responsive prefixes are automatically detected and filtered by the offline parser. This lets you extract the core styling properties without responsive declarations breaking standard CSS selector rules.
Can I reverse compile arbitrary custom hex color units like `bg-[#123456]`?
Yes. The custom bracket parsing engine decodes arbitrary brackets (e.g. `[#123456]` or `[15px]`) and translates them directly into their standard CSS target equivalents (like `background-color: #123456;` or `padding: 15px;`).
Does this tool support CSS to Tailwind conversions as well?
No. This tool specifically handles the reverse compilation of Tailwind classes into traditional CSS rules. To convert standard CSS styles back into Tailwind utilities, we offer our specialized sister tool: CSS to Tailwind Converter.
Is my code uploaded or stored on any server during parsing?
No. All string parsing, custom bracket decoding, and CSS rule structuring are computed strictly locally on your computer inside your browser window using pure JavaScript. Your proprietary layouts remain 100% confidential.
Strict Local Compilation: The Tailwind to CSS parser executes completely within the local browser sandbox. We do not store or transmit your converted source codes.