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Box Shadow Generator

Craft soft, deep, or colorful shadows with live preview and copy-ready CSS — all for free.

Live result

Box shadow preview

1 visible1 layer

Shadow surface

Layered depth, updated live.

Generated code

CSS output

1.shadow-surface {
2  box-shadow: 0px 2px 6px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1);
3}

Box Shadow Generator Tool – Create Beautiful Shadow Effects for UI Elements

The Box Shadow Generator by FrontendBaba lets you visually craft soft, layered, and expressive shadows for boxes, cards, buttons, modals, and more. With support for multiple shadow layers and real-time preview, this tool helps you design elevation and depth effects for any UI component without writing manual CSS.

What is a CSS Box Shadow?

A CSS box-shadow adds a shadow effect to an element’s frame. Shadows are widely used to create hierarchy, depth, or highlight interactive elements. By layering multiple shadows, you can achieve soft glows, 3D depth, neumorphism, glassmorphism, and more.

What Our Box Shadow Generator Tool Can Do

  • Add and layer multiple shadow effects
  • Control X, Y offset, blur, spread, and shadow color for each layer
  • Use solid or semi-transparent colors (RGBA, HEX with alpha) for shadow
  • Preview every shadow layer instantly on customizable canvas and surface colors
  • Copy production-ready CSS with one click
  • Ideal for cards, buttons, containers, modals, and custom UI blocks

Why Use FrontendBaba’s Box Shadow Generator?

  • Design complex shadow layers visually, without writing code
  • Supports transparent shadows for frosted and glassy effects
  • Minimal, clean interface tailored for frontend devs and designers
  • Perfect for building neumorphic, flat, or material-style UIs
  • Fully free to use – no login, no restrictions
  • Pair shadows with Glassmorphism or Gradient tools for advanced effects

Frequently asked questions

Can I create multiple box-shadow layers?

Yes. Add multiple shadow layers and control the position, blur, spread, color, visibility, and inset state of each one.

What is the difference between outer and inset shadows?

Outer shadows create elevation around an element, while inset shadows appear inside it and create a pressed or recessed effect.

Can I preview shadows on different colors?

Yes. Change both the preview background and the preview element color without affecting the generated shadow values.

Is the generated CSS ready to use?

Yes. All visible layers are combined into one copy-ready box-shadow declaration.

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