Drag the X and Y sliders to position the shadow, the blur slider to soften it, and the colour picker to tint it. The preview updates live on real text, and the generated CSS appears below — ready to paste into your stylesheet. Add more layers to build neon glows, embossed effects or stacked drop shadows.
The tool emits standard CSS text-shadow syntax: offset-x | offset-y | blur-radius | colour, comma-separated for multiple layers. Spread radius is intentionally omitted because it isn't part of the text-shadow spec (only box-shadow has spread). Output works in every modern browser — text-shadow has been universally supported since IE10.
No — text-shadow only takes offset-x, offset-y, blur-radius and colour. The CSS spec doesn't include spread for text-shadow, so this tool doesn't expose it.
Stack three or four layers of the same colour with increasing blur radius and zero offset — 0 0 5px, 0 0 10px, 0 0 20px in the brand colour.
No — text-shadow has been supported without prefixes in every browser since IE10 (2012). The output is plain CSS.
Yes — pick an RGBA colour. Alpha is useful for soft shadows that pick up the background tint instead of looking flat.
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