Stylelint Config Generator - Online CSS Linter Setup
Set up Stylelint rules for your project by selecting extensions (SCSS, order, etc.). Output a valid .stylelintrc.
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Generate collision‑free class names for CSS Modules or scoped styles for your components. Perfect for React, Vue, Angular, and any component‑based architecture.
Your generated class names or scoped CSS will appear here.
data-scope-abc123) to every selector and requires the same attribute on the corresponding HTML element. This way the style is applied only to elements that carry that exact attribute, effectively isolating the style without renaming classes.Set up Stylelint rules for your project by selecting extensions (SCSS, order, etc.). Output a valid .stylelintrc.
Write scoped CSS rules that apply only within a subtree. See the boundary limits and avoid naming conflicts. New browser feature.
Build a custom CSS reset by toggling which elements to normalize. Copy the resulting stylesheet. Lean and clean.
Build a complete font‑stack for your website. Choose a primary font and get the best fallback options for different OS. Copy the CSS.
Browse a collection of common UI components (cards, modals, navbars) built with pure CSS. Preview and copy the HTML/CSS. Fast prototyping.
Design a fully styled scrollbar with colors, width, radius, and hover effects. Supports both ::-webkit‑scrollbar and Firefox scrollbar‑width.
Paste CSS with vendor prefixes and get a clean version with only the standard property. Modernize your stylesheets.
Compile LESS code to plain CSS in your browser. Check for syntax errors and get clean output. For legacy projects.
Design beautiful buttons with gradients, shadows, and hover/active effects. No JavaScript required. Copy the CSS.
Enter a router's MAC address or serial and generate the common default WPA passphrase for major ISP brands. Educational purpose only.
Pick colors for the shadcn/ui design system and generate the complete CSS variable theme file. Copy into your project.
Format a list of Q&A pairs and export as a CSV ready for Anki import. Simple line‑based template. Local.
Style underlines, overlines, and strike-throughs with colors, wavy styles, and thickness. Modern CSS text‑decoration.
Generate a random medieval occupation with a short description. For NPCs or historical curiosity. Local list.
Generate a hardboiled film noir plot with a detective, a dame, and a McGuffin. Great for creative writing prompts.
Generate a grand, aristocratic title like 'Duke of Waffleshire'. Perfect for silly fun or RPG characters. Local.
Design a button or card that glows on hover. Adjust shadow color, spread, and transition. Copy the CSS. Rich UI.
Create a realistic letterpress (debossed) text effect using CSS text‑shadow and background. Adjust depth and light direction. Copy code.
Generate a realistic‑sounding dinosaur name and see a fun description. Perfect for kids and writers.
Generate random but realistic‑looking data arrays (users, products, orders) with typos and missing fields. For test robustness.
Create a customizable checkerboard or grid background using pure CSS gradients. Adjust cell size and colors. Copy the code.
Create a QR code that lets people connect to your Wi‑Fi without typing a password. Just scan and join. Secure local.
Create a custom HTML/CSS progress bar with percentage, colors, and animation. Copy the code. Modern UI element.
Fill in a few details and get a polished resignation letter. No data stored. Instant copy or print.
Paste plain text and turn it into a nested outline using indent levels or Markdown headings. Great for planning.
Upload a small pixel art image and get a CSS grid layout that recreates it using divs. Novelty developer tool.
Convert short text into a black‑and‑white Braille bump image ready for embossing. Educational and inclusive.
Get a humorous, randomly generated daily horoscope for any zodiac sign. Not real astrology; purely for laughs.
Generate a random, somewhat meaningful song lyric line. Write your own hit with AI‑free randomness. All local.
Generate a realistic‑sounding exoplanet designation (e.g., Kepler‑442b) and a sci‑fi planet description. For worldbuilding.