CSS Grid Generator

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Build CSS Grid layouts with a visual editor. Define rows and columns with flexible units (px, fr, %, auto, minmax), set row and column gaps, and configure alignment. See your grid render in real time as you adjust properties. Add grid items and position them across cells. Copy the generated CSS code for your grid container and items. Perfect for complex page layouts and component grids.

Grid Properties

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CSS Output

.grid-container {
  display: grid;
  grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);
  grid-template-rows: repeat(2, minmax(60px, auto));
  column-gap: 8px;
  row-gap: 8px;
}

How to Use

  1. 1

    Define Grid

    Set the number of columns and rows, choose sizes in px, fr, or %.

  2. 2

    Set Gaps

    Adjust column and row gaps to control spacing between grid cells.

  3. 3

    Copy CSS

    Copy the generated CSS Grid code for your container.

Examples by Niche

Photo Gallery

3 columns (1fr each), auto rows, 8px gap — equal-width photo grid

Dashboard

4 columns, sidebar (250px) + 3 content columns (1fr), 16px gaps

Blog Layout

12 columns (1fr each), responsive with auto-fill and minmax

Frequently Asked Questions

What units can I use for grid tracks?

You can use px (pixels), fr (fractional units), % (percentage), auto, and minmax() for flexible responsive layouts. The fr unit is unique to CSS Grid and distributes available space proportionally.

Can I create responsive grids?

Yes, using fr units and minmax() creates inherently responsive grids. The generated CSS works with media queries for breakpoint-specific layouts.

Is CSS Grid supported in all browsers?

Yes, CSS Grid is supported in all modern browsers. It has been widely supported since 2017 and covers over 97% of global browser usage.

When should I use CSS Grid instead of Flexbox?

Use CSS Grid for two-dimensional layouts where you need to control both rows and columns simultaneously, such as page layouts, card grids, or dashboards. Use Flexbox for one-dimensional layouts like navigation bars, button groups, or centering content. Many modern designs combine both: Grid for the overall structure and Flexbox within individual components.

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