Border Radius Generator

Free online CSS border radius generator. Visually customize 8-value rounded corners, organic shapes, and copy CSS border-radius styles instantly.

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Technical Overview: How Border Radius Generator Works

Use this free CSS border radius generator to easily make rounded corners for your website. Just move the sliders and copy the CSS code.

The tool creates standard CSS `border-radius` code. It can make simple rounded corners like `border-radius: 12px;` or complex fluid blob shapes.

Practical Examples & Usage

Simple Rounded Corners

Input:All corners set to 12px

Output:border-radius: 12px;

Creates a smooth, uniform rounded corner on all sides.

Real-World Applications & Use Cases

Designing rounded corners for website buttons and images.
Making fluid blob shapes for modern website designs.
Creating perfect circle or pill-shaped buttons.

How to use Border Radius Generator

Drag the sliders on the four sides of the preview box to adjust the border radius.
Toggle between simple (all corners equal) and advanced (individual corner control) modes.
Watch the shape dynamically morph in the interactive preview area.
Review the generated CSS code block below the preview.
Click "Copy CSS" to copy the generated rules to your clipboard.

Edge Cases & Limitations

•If you use percentages (like 50%), your shape might look stretched if your box is not a perfect square.
•If your box has `overflow: hidden`, any text inside it will get cut off at the rounded corners.

Recommended Best Practices

•Keep your corner sizes consistent across your website (like using 8px everywhere).
•If you want a pill-shaped button, use a very large pixel number like `9999px` instead of percentages.

Frequently Asked Questions

What browsers support the CSS border-radius property?

The CSS border-radius property is universally supported across all modern web browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.

Can I create asymmetrical shapes?

Yes! By using the advanced mode, you can control the X and Y radius of each of the four corners independently, allowing for highly complex, organic shapes.