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CSS Box Shadow Generator – Multi-Layer Shadows
Build multi-layered CSS box shadows visually. Supports inset shadows and elevation presets. Copy production-ready CSS code with one click.
Box Shadow Generator
Shadow 1
6px blur · 10% opacity · offset 0,4
How soft and spread the shadow is
How dark or faint the shadow is
Shift the shadow sideways
Shift the shadow up or down
Make the shadow larger or smaller
box-shadow: 0px 4px 6px 0px rgba(0,0,0,0.1);Paste this into your CSS file to apply the shadow to any element.
What is Box Shadow Generator?
Create complex, layered box-shadow declarations with an interactive visual editor. Supports inset shadows, multiple layers, color transparency, and quick presets for common elevation levels.
Box Shadow Generator Features
Multi-Layer Support
Stack multiple shadow layers for realistic depth.
Inset & Outset
Toggle between drop shadows and inner pressed effects.
Elevation Presets
One-click presets for common Material/elevation levels.
Live Preview
See your shadow update in real time as you adjust controls.
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Box Shadow Generator FAQ
An inset shadow renders inside the element, creating a pressed or recessed look — common in neumorphic and glassmorphism designs.
Use a large blur radius (40–60px), a small spread (0–2px), a low Y-offset (4–8px), and a low-opacity color (rgba with 10–20% alpha). This mimics natural ambient light.
Yes — CSS box-shadow accepts a comma-separated list of shadows applied in order. Layering a sharp near-shadow with a soft far-shadow creates depth that feels natural and dimensional.
No — box shadows are purely visual and do not affect document flow or element dimensions. They are rendered outside the element's box model.