CSS Transform Playground

Visually build CSS transforms with sliders for rotate, scale, skew, and translate. Copy-ready code, free, no signup needed.

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Frequently asked questions

Order of transforms?
Applied right-to-left. translate() rotate() first rotates then translates the rotated coordinate system.
What is transform-origin?
Sets the pivot point for rotations and scaling. Default is 50% 50% (center).
Why smoother than top/left?
Browsers can offload transform and opacity to the GPU, avoiding layout and paint work.
What ranges do the controls cover?
Translate -150 to 150 px on each axis, rotate -360 to 360 degrees, scale 0 to 3 per axis, skew -90 to 90 degrees, and a transform-origin anywhere from 0% to 100% on both axes.
In what order are the functions written?
Always translate, then rotate, then scale, then skew. Since the browser applies them right to left, the skew happens first and the translate last; edit the copied value if you need a different order.