Design
Tools for the implementation side of UI work: convert colors and build palettes, check WCAG contrast, compose gradients, shadows, and SVG patterns, lay out with Flexbox and Grid, tune easing curves and CSS animation, and convert px to rem.
10 tools
Design
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Color Converter
Convert colors between HEX, RGB, HSL, and other formats for design, frontend development, and consistent visual presentation.
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Gradient Generator
Create CSS gradients visually, tuning type, angle, center point, color stops, and opacity for UI backgrounds, component states, and brand visuals.
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Box Shadow Generator
Build multi-layer CSS box-shadow with visual controls for offset, blur, spread, color, and opacity, then copy production-ready code.
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Contrast Checker
Check text, icons, buttons, and UI component contrast against WCAG AA and AAA accessibility requirements.
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Palette Generator
Generate OKLCH color scales, color schemes, neutral palettes, readable text colors, CSS variables, and JSON from one base color.
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SVG Pattern Generator
Build tileable SVG background patterns with dots, grids, stripes, triangles, and waves, then copy CSS or download a clean SVG.
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Flexbox and Grid Generator
Build responsive flexbox and CSS grid layouts visually with a live preview, then copy production-ready CSS for navbars, cards, and galleries.
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Cubic Bezier Generator
Design CSS cubic-bezier easing curves by dragging control points, preview the motion live, and copy the transition timing function.
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CSS Animation Generator
Build CSS keyframe animations from a library of fade, slide, zoom, and attention effects, preview the motion live, then copy the @keyframes and animation shorthand.
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PX to REM Converter
Convert px, rem, em, pt, and % against an adjustable root font-size, build a modular type scale, generate fluid clamp(), and batch-convert a CSS block.
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About this category
Modern UI work lives between design tokens and live CSS. A spec gets handed off in HEX, a designer wants to see HSL, the codebase uses OKLCH, and the accessibility audit asks for a contrast ratio — all on the same color. Beyond color, spacing, depth, easing, and type size all have to be translated from the mockup into CSS that actually runs.
These tools translate, generate, and audit in one place. Convert between color formats, check contrast against WCAG thresholds, and derive a perceptually-even palette from a single brand hue — then build gradients and layered shadows, try out Flexbox and Grid properties, shape easing with a bezier curve, assemble a keyframe animation, and convert px to rem against your root size. Every step hands you CSS you can paste.
What you can do here
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Color, palettes, and contrast
Translate between HEX, RGB(A), HSL(A), HSV, and OKLCH, derive a perceptually-even scale from one brand color, and test pairs against WCAG AA and AAA thresholds.
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Gradients, shadows, and patterns
Compose linear, radial, and conic gradients and layered shadows visually, generate tileable SVG background patterns, and copy production-ready CSS.
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Layout and motion
Adjust Flexbox and Grid properties and watch them take effect live, shape easing with a cubic-bezier curve, then assemble a keyframe animation and copy the CSS.
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px and rem conversion
Convert between px, rem, and em against a root size, build type scales and fluid clamp() values, convert a whole CSS block at once, and see how it behaves under accessibility zoom.