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CSS Text Shadow Generator | Free Online Tool - CSSKit

Free CSS text-shadow generator. Create stunning text shadow effects with live preview. Multiple shadows, blur, color, and offset controls.

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Text Shadow
text-shadow: 2px 2px 4px #000000;

What is CSS Text Shadow Generator?

CSS Text Shadow Generator is a free online tool for creating CSS text-shadow effects visually. Build single or multiple layered text shadows with full control over offset, blur, and color, all with instant live preview.

How to Use CSS Text Shadow Generator

Type your preview text in the input field. Add shadow layers using the "Add Shadow" button. For each layer, adjust the horizontal and vertical offset, blur radius, and color using the sliders and color picker. See the combined text shadow effect in the live preview. Copy the generated CSS code with one click.

How CSS Text Shadow Generator Works

The tool provides visual controls for each text-shadow layer. You set the X and Y offset to position the shadow, blur radius for softness, and pick a color. Multiple layers are combined into a single text-shadow CSS property. The preview updates in real time as you adjust any parameter.

Common Use Cases

  • Creating 3D text effects for headings
  • Building neon glow text styles
  • Designing embossed or letterpress text
  • Adding depth to typography
  • Creating retro or vintage text effects

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CSS text-shadow?

CSS text-shadow adds shadow effects to text. It accepts offset-x, offset-y, blur-radius, and color values. Multiple shadows can be stacked by separating them with commas.

Can I add multiple text shadows?

Yes, you can add as many shadow layers as you like. Each layer has its own offset, blur, and color. They are combined into a single text-shadow property.

How do I create a neon glow effect?

Set the offsets to 0, use a large blur radius (10-20px), and choose a bright neon color. Add multiple layers with increasing blur for a stronger glow.

Does text-shadow work in all browsers?

Yes, text-shadow is supported in all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.

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