CSS Grid Generator
Visual playground to create CSS Grid layouts with live preview and code generation
Grid Container Properties
Grid Item Properties
Layout Presets
Live Preview
Generated CSS
Usage Examples
2-Column Layout
Create a simple two-column layout for content and sidebar using CSS Grid.
Dashboard Grid
Build a dashboard layout with different-sized widgets using grid areas.
Image Gallery
Create a responsive image gallery grid with equal-sized cells.
Features
Live Visual Preview
See your grid layout update in real-time as you adjust properties and grid items
Ready-to-Use CSS Code
Get clean, copy-ready CSS code for both grid container and individual items
Layout Presets
Quick-start with common grid presets like 2-column, dashboard, gallery, and magazine
Grid Item Spanning
Configure individual items to span multiple columns or rows with grid-column and grid-row
How to Use?
Set Grid Properties
Choose the number of columns and rows, set sizes (fr, px, auto), gap, and alignment.
Configure Items
Add items and configure grid-column and grid-row start/end for spanning.
Copy the CSS
Copy the generated CSS code and use it in your project. Try presets for quick layouts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CSS Grid Generator?
The CSS Grid Generator is a visual playground where you set up columns, rows, gaps, and item spanning, then see the layout update live. Once it looks right, copy the clean CSS and drop it into your project. No syntax memorization needed.
Key Features
Configure column and row counts with flexible sizing (fr, px, auto). Adjust gap, justify-items, and align-items at the container level. Select individual items and set grid-column/grid-row start and end values for spanning. Six layout presets (2-column, 3-column, sidebar, dashboard, gallery, magazine) for quick starts.
Common Use Cases
Page-level layouts with header, sidebar, main content, and footer. Dashboard layouts with different-sized widget cards. Photo galleries with uniform cells. Magazine-style layouts where some articles span multiple columns.
Tips
Use fr units for fluid layouts that adapt to screen size. The gap property is cleaner than adding margins to each cell. Start with a preset, then adjust column and row sizes to match your design.
Privacy
Runs entirely in your browser. No grid configurations or data leave your machine.