Button Designer
UI ToolsDesign CSS buttons visually with gradient fills, borders, border-radius, box shadows, and hover states. Export complete HTML and CSS snippets ready to use in any project.
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About Button Designer
The Button Designer is a visual editor for crafting polished CSS buttons without writing a single line of code. Customise background color or gradient, border style, border-radius, padding, font size, letter spacing, box shadow, and transition speed. Design up to three states — default, hover, and active — and see them preview instantly. The tool exports a self-contained HTML + CSS snippet you can drop straight into any web project or design system.
Features
- ✓Solid color or multi-stop gradient background with angle control
- ✓Independent border color, width, style, and radius controls
- ✓Font size, weight, letter-spacing, and text color settings
- ✓Box shadow control with offset, blur, spread, and color
- ✓Separate hover and active state editors with transition duration
- ✓Padding controls (uniform or per-side) and min-width setting
- ✓Live interactive preview showing hover and click transitions
- ✓Exports clean HTML button tag plus scoped CSS class
Common Use Cases
- Create a primary call-to-action button matching a brand's design system
- Generate a ghost (outline) button style with a smooth fill-on-hover transition
- Design a pill-shaped social share button with shadow and icon room
- Prototype an icon button style for a toolbar or action bar
- Produce accessible focus-visible styles alongside the default button CSS
Frequently Asked Questions
QDoes the exporter include hover state CSS?
Yes. All three states (default, :hover, :active) are included in the exported CSS using the same class name with pseudo-class selectors.
QCan I add an icon inside the button?
The base HTML snippet uses a single `<button>` tag. Insert an SVG or icon font `<span>` inside it after copying, and add padding adjustments in the CSS as needed.
QIs the generated button accessible?
The output uses a semantic `<button>` element and includes a `:focus-visible` outline rule so keyboard users can identify the focused button. Always add a descriptive `aria-label` when the button contains only an icon.
QWhat units are used for sizing in the export?
Font size and padding use `rem` by default for accessibility. Border-radius uses `px` unless the percentage pill preset is selected. You can adjust units in the settings panel.