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Measure Anything on the Web with MM Ruler

By martinmattias
October 22, 2025
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Measure Anything on the Web with MM Ruler


Whether you’re a web designer, developer, or digital artist, MM Ruler helps you measure pixels or millimeters directly on any web page, effortlessly.

  • Why You’ll Love MM Ruler Precise On-Screen Measurements: Measure any element or distance right in your browser window.
  • Easy to Use: Just install, click the icon, and start measuring — no extra setup or tools required.
  • Perfect for Designers & Developers: Ensure perfect alignment, spacing, and sizing without switching apps.
  • Lightweight & Fast: Runs smoothly without slowing your browser down.

Already Trusted by 85+ UsersMM Ruler is growing fast — over 85 people are already using it to make their work sharper and faster.

Join them and take control of your visual precision.

Get It NowYou can install MM Ruler directly from the Chrome Web Store — it’s quick, secure, and completely free to try.

Install MM Ruler on Chrome Web Store


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#Google Webstore #Extension #MMRuler

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