CSS Shape Generator

Create custom CSS shapes with real-time preview. Generate CSS code for circles, polygons, stars, and more.

Real-time Preview 15+ Shape Types Export as PNG/SVG Copy CSS Code
Shape Preview
Shape Controls
CSS Code
Generated CSS:
#shapePreview { width: 250px; height: 250px; background-color: #6c757d; border-radius: 50%; box-shadow: 5px 5px 15px rgba(0,0,0,0.1); transform: rotate(0deg); }
Shape Information

Type: Circle

Dimensions: 250px × 250px

Border Radius: 50%

CSS Properties: border-radius, box-shadow, transform

Compatibility: All modern browsers

How to Use Our CSS Shape Generator Tool

Our CSS Shape Generator is a powerful tool that allows web designers and developers to create custom shapes with CSS code instantly. This guide will help you make the most of this tool.

Getting Started with CSS Shapes

CSS shapes are created using properties like border-radius, clip-path, and transform. With our CSS shape generator, you can visually design shapes without writing any code manually. Simply adjust the controls and see the CSS code update in real-time.

Key Features of Our CSS Shape Generator

Step-by-Step Tutorial

  1. Select a Shape Type: Start by choosing a shape from the 15+ options available.
  2. Adjust Size: Use the width and height sliders to resize your shape.
  3. Customize Appearance: Change colors, add border radius, apply rotation, or add shadows.
  4. For Polygons: Adjust the number of sides to create triangles, pentagons, hexagons, etc.
  5. Copy or Export: Once satisfied, copy the CSS code or export the shape as an image.

Practical Applications of CSS Shapes

CSS shapes can be used for various web design elements:

Advanced Tips for CSS Shapes

For more complex shapes, use the Custom shape option to input your own clip-path value. Clip-path allows you to create virtually any shape by defining a polygon or using SVG paths. You can find clip-path generators online to create complex shapes, then paste the code into our tool to see the result and get the complete CSS.

Browser Compatibility

Most CSS shape properties work in all modern browsers. Border-radius has near-universal support, while clip-path is supported in Chrome 55+, Firefox 54+, Safari 9.1+, and Edge 79+. Always test your shapes across different browsers if using advanced clip-path properties.

Pro Tip

Combine multiple shapes by layering HTML elements with different CSS shapes to create complex designs. Use our tool to generate the CSS for each individual shape, then combine them in your project.