sprite(s) to be used

I know there are plenty of online tools which let's you upload your images there and it generates the appropriate CSS/sprite(s) to be used with them on your page.

Is there any such website/tool which would take a website URL and parse from its DOM the images/css and calculate the sprites/css to be used specifically with that DOM, so you could just copy & replace your own CSS with the one provided by the tool?

I know the complexity of such calculations, but it certainly sounds like something that can be done, so my question is, is there something ready and available already?

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SpriteMe is probably closest to what you're describing.

You might also want to look at SmartSprites, which takes a different approach, more along the lines of CSS preprocessors like Sass, so it's actually integrated into your development rather than being done after the fact.

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