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CSS Box Shadow Generator

Visual CSS box shadow generator. Design soft, multi-layer, and inset CSS shadows with real-time preview and instant code copy.

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Shadow Controls

0px
15px
30px
-5px
0.18

Real-Time Preview

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Preview Element
box-shadow: 0px 15px 30px -5px rgba(32, 28, 107, 0.18);
-webkit-box-shadow: 0px 15px 30px -5px rgba(32, 28, 107, 0.18);
-moz-box-shadow: 0px 15px 30px -5px rgba(32, 28, 107, 0.18);
About Box Shadow

What is CSS Box Shadow Generator & How Does It Work?

Design sleek, modern UI elevation and depth with our interactive CSS Box Shadow Generator. Fine-tune offsets, blur radius, spread, colors, and inset styles in real time with instant cross-browser CSS code output.

100% Privacy & Security Guarantee

All operations execute locally inside your browser engine using JavaScript. Your confidential code, JSON datasets, tokens, and credentials are never stored, logged, or transmitted across external servers.

Key Features & Capabilities

Interactive sliders for Horizontal Offset, Vertical Offset, Blur Radius, and Spread
Full RGB and Opacity color controls for smooth realistic elevations
Support for standard drop shadows and internal Inset box shadows
Curated one-click shadow presets (Soft, Medium, Floating, Harsh, Neon)
Live interactive preview box with one-click CSS code clipboard copy

How to Use CSS Box Shadow Generator (Step-by-Step Guide)

1
Adjust Sliders

Use the sliders to adjust horizontal/vertical offsets, blur radius, and spread distance.

2
Pick Color & Opacity

Select your shadow color and slide opacity for realistic alpha transparency.

3
Toggle Inset

Check the "Inset Shadow" checkbox if you want an inner debossed effect.

4
Copy CSS

Click "Copy CSS Code" to paste the generated `box-shadow` property into your stylesheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Set a larger blur radius (15px–25px), small vertical offset (4px–8px), and low opacity (10%–15% black).

Yes. Standard `box-shadow` is supported by 100% of modern web browsers without vendor prefixes.
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