This free tool builds CSS transform declarations visually so you can rotate, scale, skew, and translate an element without writing the code by hand. Drag the sliders for rotate (degrees), scale, skew (degrees), and translate X/Y (pixels), then watch a live preview update in real time. When it looks right, copy the generated CSS and paste it straight into your stylesheet. The CSS transform property changes an element's position, size, or orientation in 2D or 3D space without affecting the surrounding document flow. Looking for cool fonts too? Try our Font Keyboard app on iOS and Android.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the CSS transform property do?

The transform property applies visual changes to an element such as rotate, scale, skew, and translate. It repositions or reshapes the element without altering the normal document flow, so surrounding elements are not pushed around.

How do I combine multiple transforms in one CSS rule?

List each function in a single transform value separated by spaces, for example transform: rotate(20deg) scale(1.2) translate(10px, 5px). Order matters because each function is applied relative to the result of the previous one.

What is the difference between translate and changing top/left?

translate() moves an element using GPU-accelerated compositing and does not trigger layout reflow, making it smoother for animation. Setting top or left changes layout position and can cause reflow, which is slower.

Is the CSS transform property supported in all browsers?

Yes. 2D transforms like rotate, scale, skew, and translate are supported in all modern browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, without vendor prefixes.