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CSS Box Shadow Generator

Create rich, multi-layered `box-shadow` effects with an intuitive visual editor. Adjust horizontal and vertical offsets, blur radius, spread distance, color, and the inset option using sliders and a color picker. Watch a live preview update instantly, then copy the completed CSS code to your clipboard for immediate use in your projects.

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How to Use

  1. 1Click Add Shadow to create a new layer, then drag the sliders (offset X/Y, blur, spread) and pick a color for that shadow.
  2. 2Toggle the Inset checkbox if you want the shadow to render inside the preview box. The preview updates in real time as you make changes.
  3. 3Once satisfied, click Copy CSS to copy the full box-shadow value (including multiple layers, separated by commas) to your clipboard.
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Why use ShowPro's CSS Box Shadow Generator?

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Files never leave your browser. Zero server uploads.
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Instant Results
Processing happens locally — no waiting for uploads.
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Completely Free
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I combine multiple shadows on the same element?

Yes. You can add as many shadow layers as you need, reorder them by dragging (if implemented), and see the combined effect on the preview. The generated CSS will list all layers as a comma-separated box-shadow value.

Do I need to add vendor prefixes?

No. The box-shadow property is natively supported in all modern browsers without prefixes. The generator outputs standard, un-prefixed CSS.

What if the preview doesn’t match my target element?

The preview uses a plain <div> with a white background and a neutral border. The shadow values are completely portable; you can copy them and apply them to any HTML element in your own project.