Can I use negative offset values?

Yes, sliders allow negative values to create shadows on the opposite side.

How do I add an inset shadow?

Toggle the inset checkbox; the generator includes the word 'inset' in the output syntax.

Does the tool support RGBA colors?

The color picker sets the base color and the output uses it as rgba() with 50% opacity; edit the alpha value in the copied CSS if you need a different transparency.

CSS Box Shadow Generator – Live Preview & Full Syntax

Unlock Perfect Shadows with Live Control

UI/UX designers and frontend architects often struggle with the perfect box-shadow to give their elements depth and realism. This CSS Box Shadow Generator eliminates guesswork by providing live feedback as you adjust every parameter. It's designed to streamline your workflow, enabling you to visually craft shadows and instantly retrieve the exact CSS syntax needed for your projects.

Our tool outputs the full 6-value box-shadow syntax (x y blur spread color inset) with a live preview that updates as you move the sliders. This ensures you always have the complete and correct code, making integration into your stylesheets effortless.

How to Use the CSS Box Shadow Generator

Pick a shadow color with the color picker.
Adjust the X, Y, blur, and spread sliders to shape the shadow.
Toggle inset if needed.
See the live preview and copy the displayed CSS.
Paste the syntax into your stylesheet.

FAQ

Q: What values does the generator provide in the CSS output?
A: It shows the full 6-value box-shadow syntax (x y blur spread color inset).
Q: Can I use negative offset values?
A: Yes, sliders allow negative values to create shadows on the opposite side.
Q: How do I add an inset shadow?
A: Toggle the inset checkbox; the generator includes the word 'inset' in the output syntax.
Q: Does the tool support RGBA colors?
A: The color picker sets the base color and the output uses it as rgba() with 50% opacity; edit the alpha value in the copied CSS if you need a different transparency.