CSS Border Radius Generator - Rounded Corners & Blobs (8-Point) | ToolsAid

Advanced CSS Border Radius Generator. Create rounded corners, circles, and organic 'blob' shapes with full 8-point control. Visual preview with one-click CSS copy.

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CSS Output
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key Features

  • Full 8-Point Control (Horizontal & Vertical radii)
  • Create organic 'Blob' shapes with morphing
  • Advanced Mode for fine-grained control
  • Random Blob Generator for instant inspiration
  • Visual interactive preview with live CSS output
  • Supports standard (px) and percentage (%) values

The CSS Border Radius Generator is a powerful visual tool for modern web designers. While basic rounded corners are a staple of UI design, the real magic happens when you unlock the full potential of the border-radius property.

Dual Modes for Maximum Control:

  • Simple Mode: Perfect for standard UI elements like buttons and cards. Adjust all 4 corners independently to create consistent, soft interfaces.
  • Advanced (Blob) Mode: Unlocks the "slash syntax" (e.g., 60% 40% / 30% 70%). Control the horizontal and vertical radius of each corner separately to create organic, fluid, and non-geometric shapes known as "Blobs."

Why use Blobs? Organic shapes appear friendlier and more natural than rigid boxes. They are perfect for:
• Unique background graphics
• Creative image masks (using overflow: hidden)
• playful profile picture frames

Don't know where to start? Hit the "Random Blob" button to instantly generate a unique organic shape, then tweak it to perfection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an 8-point border radius?

Standard border-radius uses 4 values (one for each corner). Advanced CSS allows 8 values: horizontal and vertical radii for each of the 4 corners, separated by a slash (e.g., `50% 20% / 10% 40%`). This creates non-circular, organic shapes.

How do I make a 'Blob' shape?

Use our 'Advanced' mode to unlock the slash syntax. By setting different horizontal and vertical values for each corner, you can distort a square into a unique, fluid blob.

Is this supported in all browsers?

Yes! The `border-radius` slash syntax is part of the standard CSS3 specification and works in all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).

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