Soft card shadow
Light elevation for cards, pricing blocks, and content panels.
CSS Tools
Tune offset, blur, spread, and inset values for cleaner elevation.
Live tool
Preview
Shadow sample
Use this for cards, dialogs, floating buttons, or inset surface effects.
Generated CSS
box-shadow: 0px 16px 40px -18px rgba(2, 6, 23, 0.28);It gives you live control over the values that make CSS shadows feel clean or muddy.
Instead of trial-and-error editing in the browser, the tool lets you tune offset, blur, spread, opacity, and inset state in one place. The preview updates immediately and the output stays copy-ready.
A practical path from preset to production CSS.
Starting points for common interface surfaces.
Soft card shadow
Light elevation for cards, pricing blocks, and content panels.
Strong modal shadow
Higher contrast depth for dialogs and layered overlays.
Inner shadow
Inset treatment for depressed controls and surface wells.
Floating button
Compact but readable lift for buttons and small chips.
Common shadow questions that come up in UI work.
Too much opacity and too little blur. Heavy black shadows with hard edges tend to feel dated quickly.
Inset shadows work well for inputs, wells, and any element that should feel pressed into the surface rather than floating above it.
No. Spread is useful, but many modern interface shadows look cleaner with negative spread values and more blur instead.
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