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CSS border-radius generator

Adjust the rounding of each corner with sliders and see the result live. Use one radius, one per corner or elliptical radii for organic shapes, in px, % or rem. Copy the CSS when you like it.

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Quick shapes
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CSS

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How to use

  1. 1Choose the mode: all equal, per corner or elliptical.
  2. 2Move the sliders and change the unit if you need to.
  3. 3Try the quick shapes such as pill, circle or leaf.
  4. 4Copy the generated CSS and paste it into your stylesheet.

Use cases

  • Round the cards, buttons and images of an interface.
  • Create drop or organic shapes for backgrounds and avatars.
  • Make a perfect circle or a pill-shaped button.
  • Understand how the slash syntax of border-radius works.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a circle with border-radius?

Use 50% on a square box. On a rectangular box you get an ellipse; for a pill, use a very large radius such as 999px.

What does the slash in 50% / 30% mean?

It separates the horizontal radii from the vertical ones. With it each corner can be an ellipse instead of a quarter circle, which allows organic shapes.

What order do the values follow?

They start at the top left and go clockwise: top left, top right, bottom right and bottom left.

Is it better to use px, % or rem?

px gives a fixed rounding, % adapts to the box size (handy for circles and blobs), and rem scales with the page font size.

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