CSS Border Radius Generator

Overview

The CSS Border Radius Generator helps you create elements with rounded corners. You can control the radius of each corner individually (top-left, top-right, bottom-right, bottom-left) or all at once, and see a live preview of how it affects a sample element. The tool then generates the necessary `border-radius` CSS.

Use Cases

• Creating rounded buttons, cards, and other UI elements.

• Designing organic or uniquely shaped containers.

• Achieving specific corner effects like a single rounded corner or pill shapes.

• Learning how the border-radius CSS property works with its shorthand and individual corner syntaxes.

• Quickly generating CSS for complex rounded shapes.

How It Works

Use the input fields or sliders provided for "All Corners" or for each of the four corners: Top-Left, Top-Right, and Bottom-Right, Bottom-Left. You can also select the unit (px or %). As you adjust these values, the live preview of a sample box will update to show the effect. The tool will generate the corresponding border-radius CSS rule, which you can then copy.

Tips for Better Usage

• You can use different units like px, %, or em for border-radius values. The tool supports px and %.

• To create a circle from a square element, set the border-radius to 50%.

• For pill-shaped buttons, use a large radius value (e.g., 9999px) on a rectangular element.

• The border-radius property can accept one, two, three, or four values to control all corners or specific combinations.