Border Shadow CSS Generator & Box Shadow Maker

Welcome to our CSS Box Shadow Generator and Border Box Shadow Maker, the ultimate tool for creating custom shadows for your web projects. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, our tool simplifies the process of designing and implementing stunning box shadows without writing a single line of code. Customize every aspect, from size and color to background adjustments, and save your favorite presets for future use. Perfect for designers aiming to enhance their website's visual appeal effortlessly.

About Our CSS Tool

User-Friendly Shadow Generator CSS

Easily create stunning CSS box shadows with our user-friendly generator, perfect for both beginners and pros. Generate, customize, and implement shadows in seconds without any coding skills.

Comprehensive Box Shadow CSS Customization

Take full control of your CSS shadows with our comprehensive customization box shadow maker. Create various shadows, adjust shadow size, color, and spread effortlessly to achieve the exact look you want for your design.

Save and Reuse Your Box Shadow Designs

Optimize your workflow by saving custom CSS shadow presets for future use. Maintain design consistency and quickly apply your favorite styles across multiple web projects.

How to create your own CSS Shadow

Understand the Basics

The properties of box-shadow or border shadow in CSS consist of a series of values that define how the result will look. Here’s the basic syntax:

offset-x: This is the first parameter, referring to the horizontal offset of the shadow. It is measured in CSS units (px, rem, em, etc). Positive values shift it to the right, negative values to the left.
offset-y: This is the second parameter, referring to the vertical offset of the shadow. Also measured in CSS units. Positive values shift it upwards, negative values downwards.
blur (optional): This controls the blur effect of the shadow, measured in CSS units. The higher the number, the more blurred the shadow will appear. The default value is 0.
spread (optional): This parameter affects the size of the shadow, measured in CSS units. Positive values increase the size, while negative values reduce it. The default value is 0.
color: As the name suggests, this allows you to define the color of the shadow. You can use hexadecimal values like #ececec, or rgba values which allow you to adjust opacity, such as rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1), or hsl(0, 0% 50%).

Practical Example of Using Box-Shadow:

In this example, we’ve applied an offset on both the X and Y axes of 5px, a blur of 10px, and a black color with 0.3 opacity.

Additional Shadow Variable (inset):

The box-shadow property also supports the inset keyword, which places the shadow inside the container.

This keyword should be used at the beginning of the query.

Advanced Box-Shadow Tips:

How to Create Multiple Box-Shadows on One Element:

You can create more than one shadow on a single element. To achieve this, follow the syntax mentioned earlier but separate the two shadows with a comma (,).

Using the Box-Shadow Generator:

With the box shadow maker, you can visually create shadows in real-time without needing to constantly compile the code. Simply move the sliders, change colors, and copy the code on the right or copy the values directly into your project.

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＞ How Do I Use the CSS Box Shadow Maker?

Using our CSS box shadow maker is straightforward. Adjust sliders to modify horizontal and vertical offsets, blur radius, spread, and color. Preview and save your settings for future use.

＞ Can I Save My Shadow Box Settings?

Yes! Save your custom shadow box settings to reuse them across different projects. Maintain design consistency and save time with our tool.

＞ Why Use a Border Shadow?

Border shadows add depth and emphasis to your web elements. Enhance the visual hierarchy and focus on key areas of your webpage with our box shadow generator.