CSS Layout Generator
Create responsive CSS Grid and Flexbox layouts visually. Design, preview, and export your code.
CSS Grid
A two-dimensional layout system for rows and columns.
Flexbox
A one-dimensional layout system for distributing space along a single axis.
Live Preview
Configure Layout
Applying a preset resets elements.
e.g., 1fr 1fr 1fr, repeat(auto-fit, minmax(100px, 1fr))
Leave empty to inherit from desktop
Leave empty to inherit from tablet/desktop
e.g., auto, 100px auto, repeat(3, 1fr)
Applying a preset resets elements.
Click Element to Select / Style
Manage Elements
Style:
Use line numbers (e.g., 1, 2, -1) or 'span' (e.g., span 2).
e.g., auto, 100px, 50%
Select an element in the preview to style it.
Final Preview
Generated Code
💡 Tip: Tailwind classes automatically handle responsive design.
grid-cols-*for desktop,md:grid-cols-*for tablet,sm:grid-cols-*for mobileflex-*for desktop,md:flex-*for tablet,sm:flex-*for mobile
Complete the previous steps to generate code.
Layout Best Practices
Use Flexible Units
Favor relative units like percentages, ems, rems, and fr units over fixed pixel values. This allows layouts to adapt to different screen sizes naturally.
Mobile-First Approach
Start by designing for mobile devices, then enhance the experience for larger screens using media queries. This ensures your layout works well across all devices.
Consider Hierarchy
Your layout should establish a clear visual hierarchy that guides users through your content in order of importance.