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Set four pixel corner radii, preview the shape, and copy a CSS border-radius declaration in top-left, top-right, bottom-right, bottom-left order.
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How CSS Border Radius Generator works
Four pixel values are placed in CSS corner order and applied to the preview.
The four corner values are formatted in CSS shorthand order and appended with px units. The resulting border-radius value is applied to the preview and included in the copyable declaration.
Uses pixel radii. The visible corner curve can be reduced by CSS when the combined radii exceed box dimensions.
How to use CSS Border Radius Generator
The four inputs map to the four corners in CSS declaration order.
Set each pixel corner radius
Enter top-left, top-right, bottom-right, and bottom-left radii in pixels. Use different values to inspect individual corners or equal values for a consistent rounded shape. This form does not offer percentage or elliptical-radius syntax.
Top left
Generate and inspect the corner shape
Select Generate CSS and review the shape preview and four-value result. The page applies the same border-radius value to the preview that it includes in the declaration. Keep the CSS corner order with the values when reading the output.
40px 8px 24px 8px
Copy the declaration and test the box
Use Copy result to take the border-radius declaration into a CSS rule. The output is one property rather than a complete stylesheet. Actual curves can be reduced when radii exceed box dimensions, so check the intended element size after applying it.
Output and export
Preview rounded rectangles and asymmetric CSS corners
Use the preview to inspect corner differences before testing the declaration in its target layout.
Create a consistent rounded rectangle
Give all four corners the same pixel value to preview a consistently rounded rectangle. Check the declaration's four values before applying it. The preview shows one example box and does not determine the dimensions of the element in your own page.
Inspect alternating corners
Give top left and bottom right one value, then top right and bottom left another. This produces a recognisable asymmetric pattern. Changing a single input shows which corner it controls and helps prevent reversing the order in a copied declaration.
Test a large radius against a box
Try a larger radius and inspect it in the actual element after copying. CSS can reduce visible corner curves when combined radii exceed box dimensions. A preview on one sized box therefore cannot predict every component's exact appearance.
CSS border-radius order and box dimensions
Read the corner sequence with the actual box dimensions in mind.
The generated order is top left, top right, bottom right and bottom left. The preview applies the same radius string as the text output. Keeping the order explicit helps preserve an asymmetric design when moving it into CSS.
This tool generates pixel radii. It does not create elliptical radii with slash syntax or convert values into percentages or rem units. Surrounding dimensions can affect the visible curves even when the declaration stays unchanged.
Check the applied rule and box dimensions
Check supported units and test the declaration on the intended element.
If the target shape differs from the preview, inspect its dimensions and competing CSS rules. Check that the declaration applies to the element you intended. The generator does not inspect a webpage or resolve its style cascade.
If copying is unavailable, select the generated declaration manually. There is no stylesheet download or file import. Use PX to REM Converter separately if you need to convert a length before writing a different CSS declaration.
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Open toolUse CSS Border Radius Generator
Set four pixel corner radii, preview the shape, and copy a CSS border-radius declaration in top-left, top-right, bottom-right, bottom-left order.
CSS Border Radius Generator: common questions
Answers about using CSS Border Radius Generator and understanding its results.
What is the order of the four numbers?
Top-left, top-right, bottom-right, and bottom-left.
Can I copy the CSS?
Yes. Use Copy result beneath the generated declaration.
Does this support percentages or elliptical radii?
No. The current form outputs four pixel values. It does not expose percentage units or slash-separated elliptical radii.
Why can a very large radius render smaller?
CSS can reduce combined radii when they exceed box dimensions. Test the declaration on the actual element size rather than relying only on this preview.