CSS Grid Generator

Visual CSS Grid Layout Builder

Create sophisticated CSS Grid layouts with our visual editor. Generate responsive grids, dashboard layouts, and card systems with clean, production-ready CSS code. Perfect for developers building modern web interfaces.

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Visual Grid Builder

Build grids visually with live preview

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Ready-to-Use CSS

Copy CSS class or inline styles instantly

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Responsive Templates

Auto-fit, auto-fill, and custom layouts

Grid Properties

Common Layouts

Live Preview

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Generated CSS

CSS Class

.grid-container {
  display: grid;
  grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);
  gap: 16px;
}

Inline Styles

display: grid; grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr); gap: 16px;

CSS Grid Tips

fr Units vs Fixed Sizes

Use fr (fractional units) for flexible sizing and fixed values (px, em) for precise control.1fr 2fr creates a 1:2 ratio layout.

Auto-fit vs Auto-fill

auto-fit stretches items to fill the container, auto-fill maintains item size. Both create responsive layouts without media queries.

Grid vs Flexbox

Use Grid for 2D layouts (rows and columns), Flexbox for 1D layouts (single direction). Grid excels at complex, structured layouts.

Responsive Grid

Use minmax() with auto-fit for responsive grids:repeat(auto-fit, minmax(250px, 1fr)) creates responsive cards.

Perfect for Modern Builders

Complex Dashboard Layouts

Create sophisticated dashboard interfaces with precise grid control

💡 Build admin panels, analytics dashboards, and data visualization layouts

Responsive Card Grids

Generate flexible card layouts that adapt to any screen size

💡 Product catalogs, portfolio galleries, and content grid systems

Modern Web Layouts

Design contemporary web layouts with CSS Grid best practices

💡 Landing pages, blog layouts, and application interfaces

How It Works

Step-by-Step Process

1Select column and row templates or create custom grid layouts
2Fine-tune item alignment, content justification, and gap spacing
3See your grid in action and copy the generated CSS code

CSS Grid Best Practices & Tips

  • Grid Template Areas: Use named grid areas for complex layouts. Define template areas with meaningful names like "header", "sidebar", "main", and "footer" for better maintainability.
  • Responsive Grid Units: Use `fr` (fractional units) for flexible columns, `minmax()` for responsive sizing, and `auto-fit`/`auto-fill` for dynamic grid items.
  • Mobile-First Design: Start with single-column layouts for mobile, then use media queries to create multi-column grids for larger screens.
  • Performance Tips: Avoid unnecessary nesting, use `subgrid` when supported, and prefer `gap` over margins for spacing between grid items.