Design complex box shadows with multi-layer support, inset shadows, visibility toggle, layer reordering, opacity control, and 12 professional presets
Designing box shadows in raw CSS is a guessing game of offsets and blur values. This visual editor lets you drag, layer, and tweak shadows until they look right, then copies the finished CSS for you.
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Design custom CSS buttons with text, background (solid/gradient), border, shadow, and hover effects controls. 12 presets including 3D, Neon, Ghost, and Pill styles
Create stunning CSS gradients with linear/radial/conic types, angle control, position control, multiple color stops, 11 presets, and reverse/randomize features
Create custom border radius with individual corner control, linked/unlinked mode, px/% units, interactive corner sliders on preview, and 12 shape presets
You want a soft, modern "lifted card" shadow that looks subtle on white but is still visible, without trial-and-error in DevTools.
Shadow controls
X 0 · Y 10 · Blur 25 · Spread -5 · Color rgba(0,0,0,0.25) · Inset off
Generated declaration
box-shadow: 0 10px 25px -5px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25);
The negative spread (-5) shrinks the shadow so it stays tucked under the element instead of leaking out the sides, while the 25px blur with low-alpha black reads as a soft ambient lift rather than a hard drop. The live preview shows the result on the actual background colour you choose, so you tune perception, not numbers in isolation.
Designing box shadows in raw CSS is a guessing game of offsets and blur values. This visual editor lets you drag, layer, and tweak shadows until they look right, then copies the finished CSS for you.
Create subtle depth for card components using layered shadows that mimic material design.
Design shadow transitions for interactive button effects.
Build prominent shadows that lift modals and dialogs off the page background.
Yes. Layering multiple shadows with different offsets and blurs creates more realistic depth effects.
An inset shadow appears inside the element rather than outside, creating a pressed-in or recessed look.
No. Shadows are purely visual and don't change the element's size or position in the layout.
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