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CSS Cubic Bezier Curve Generator & Previewer

Design transition timing functions with live motion comparison runners and copyable classes.

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How to Use CSS Cubic Bezier Curve Generator & Previewer

1
Select Preset or Adjust Control Points

Choose from Apple Smooth, Spring Bounce, or fine-tune X1, Y1, X2, Y2 coordinates.

2
Test Motion in Real-Time

Click Test Animation to see your custom timing curve race against standard linear easing.

3
Copy CSS or Tailwind

Copy the standard transition property rule or the Tailwind arbitrary ease-[...] class.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does cubic-bezier work in CSS?

Cubic-bezier curves define the velocity curve of a transition using four control points between (0,0) and (1,1), dictating acceleration and deceleration over time.

Can Y values exceed 1.0?

Yes! Setting Y1 or Y2 values greater than 1.0 or less than 0.0 creates spring bounce and overshoot animation effects.

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