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Border Radius Generator

Control corner roundness visually and copy CSS.

Presets
Unitpx%
Link all corners
Generated CSS
border-radius: 12px;

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Shape corners visually instead of guessing values

border-radius looks simple until you need something more specific than a generic rounded rectangle. This generator lets you adjust each corner visually and see the result immediately, which makes it much easier to fine-tune buttons, cards, inputs, and custom UI shapes.

What you can control

The tool helps you experiment with the most common border-radius patterns:

  • one value for all corners
  • separate values for each corner
  • pixel or percentage units
  • quick presets for common rounded shapes

Useful design scenarios

A border radius generator is especially handy when you want to:

  • match an existing design system more closely
  • test pill, circle, or organic corner shapes
  • build reusable CSS for buttons and cards
  • avoid trial-and-error in devtools

Remember that unit choice changes the feel

Pixel values create fixed rounding, while percentages respond more to the element's size. If a shape looks right in one component but odd in another, check whether switching units gives you a more consistent result.