Flexbox Generator — Free 2026
Visually build CSS flexbox layouts with a live preview. Adjust properties and copy production-ready CSS code instantly.
Generated CSS
How It Works
- Choose flex properties
- Preview the layout
- Copy the CSS
Understanding CSS Flexbox
CSS Flexbox is one of the most important layout tools in modern web development. Introduced in CSS3, it provides a way to lay out, align, and distribute space among items in a container, even when their sizes are unknown or dynamic. This visual generator lets you experiment with every flexbox property and see results instantly, then copy the CSS directly into your project.
Key Flexbox Properties
The flex-direction property defines the main axis: row (horizontal) or column (vertical). The justify-content property distributes space along the main axis, while align-items handles alignment on the cross axis. The flex-wrap property determines whether items wrap to new lines, and gap sets consistent spacing between items without margins. These five properties cover the vast majority of flexbox use cases.
Flexbox vs CSS Grid
Flexbox and Grid are complementary, not competing, layout systems. Flexbox is ideal for one-dimensional layouts — navigation bars, button groups, card rows, and form controls. CSS Grid excels at two-dimensional layouts where you need control over both rows and columns simultaneously. Many production layouts use both: Grid for the overall page structure and Flexbox for component-level arrangement. Try our CSS Grid generator for two-dimensional layouts, or explore the box shadow generator for adding depth to your elements.
Browser Support
Flexbox enjoys excellent browser support, with full compatibility in all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and their mobile counterparts. The only exceptions are Internet Explorer 10-11, which support an older syntax with limited features. For new projects in 2026, flexbox can be used without any vendor prefixes or fallbacks.
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