Why use Grid instead of Flexbox?

Flexbox is best for one-dimensional layouts (a row OR a column). Grid is superior for two-dimensional layouts where you need elements to align in both directions simultaneously.

The 'fr' unit stands for a fraction of the available space in the grid container. For example, '1fr 2fr' would divide the space into 3 parts, giving the second column twice as much space as the first.

Is CSS Grid supported by all browsers?

Yes, CSS Grid is supported by all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). It has over 96% global support as of 2024.

CSS Grid Generator

CSS Grid Generator

Design complex CSS Grid layouts visually with our interactive builder. Adjust rows, columns, gaps, and areas in real-time and get production-ready code instantly.

How to Use This CSS Grid Generator

1Use the controls to set the number of rows and columns
2Adjust the row and column gaps to perfect your spacing
3Preview the grid structure in the interactive viewport
4Copy the generated HTML and CSS into your project
5Use the 'Units' selector to toggle between fr, px, and %

Features

✓Visual grid building interface
✓Real-time code generation (HTML/CSS)
✓Adjustable row and column counts up to 12x12
✓Precision gap controls for rows and columns
✓Flexible unit support: Fractional (fr), Pixels (px), and Percentage (%)
✓100% responsive: All code is generated for modern layouts

What is CSS Grid?

CSS Grid Layout is the most powerful layout system available in CSS. It is a 2-dimensional system, meaning it can handle both columns and rows, unlike flexbox which is largely 1-dimensional. Grid allows you to align content into tracks and areas with incredible precision. While powerful, writing complex grid syntax manually can be confusing—this generator simplifies the process by giving you a visual playground.