🔲 CSS Box-Shadow Generator
Get your CSS box-shadow code in seconds — no installation, no account, no internet required. Drag the sliders to set offset, blur, spread, color, and opacity for each shadow layer, watch the live preview update instantly, then copy the ready-to-paste CSS.
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About
This tool runs entirely in your browser using plain JavaScript — your designs never leave your device. You can stack multiple shadow layers to create depth effects, neumorphism, glow effects, or subtle card elevations. Each layer supports inset shadows for inner-glow or pressed-button looks. The output is standard CSS you can drop straight into any stylesheet, framework, or design token.
How to use
- Click '+ Add Shadow' to create your first shadow layer.
- Use the Offset X, Offset Y, Blur, Spread, and Opacity sliders to shape each shadow. Toggle 'Inset' for an inner-shadow effect.
- Click the color swatch to pick any shadow color. The live preview updates as you adjust every control.
- Add more layers for complex multi-shadow effects like neumorphism or stacked glows.
- Click 'Copy CSS' to grab the complete box-shadow declaration and paste it into your stylesheet.
FAQ
- Is this CSS box-shadow generator free?
- Yes, completely free. No account, no trial period, no hidden cost — just open the page and start generating shadows.
- Does it work offline, without an internet connection?
- Yes. The tool runs entirely in your browser with no server calls. Once the page loads, you can disconnect from the internet and it will continue to work perfectly.
- Is my design data private? Does anything get uploaded?
- Nothing is uploaded. All shadow settings are processed locally in your browser and saved only to your browser's localStorage. No data ever leaves your device.
- Can I layer multiple shadows in one CSS rule?
- Yes. Click '+ Add Shadow' as many times as you need. The tool stacks all layers into a single comma-separated box-shadow value — perfect for neumorphism, glow effects, or multi-directional depth.
- How do I create an inset (inner) shadow effect?
- Check the 'Inset' checkbox on any shadow layer. An inset shadow appears inside the element boundary, useful for pressed-button states or inner-glow effects. The generated CSS includes the 'inset' keyword automatically.