Design CSS Grid layouts visually
CSS Grid is powerful but abstract — it's hard to picture how grid-template-columns and row definitions will lay out until you see them. This visualizer lets you build a grid by adjusting columns, rows, and gaps, and shows the result live alongside the CSS it produces, so you can learn the properties by watching them take effect and copy the code when it looks right.
How to use it
- Set the number of columns and rows, and the gaps.
- Watch the grid update, and adjust until the layout matches your design.
- Copy the generated CSS into your stylesheet.
What you'll learn
- How column and row track sizes shape the layout.
- How gaps space items without margins.
- How flexible units like
frshare out available space.
Questions people ask
Grid or Flexbox? Grid suits two-dimensional layouts (rows and columns together); Flexbox suits arranging items along a single line.
Is anything uploaded? No — the preview and CSS are generated in your browser.