Cubic Bezier Editor
Drag two handles to design CSS easing curves with a live animation preview — copy ready-to-paste cubic-bezier().
- Runs in your browser
- No upload on server
- Free, forever
- Paste input
- Run
- Copy result
How this works
- 1Drag the handles
Grab the two control points and pull. The curve's shape decides how your animation eases.
- 2Preview the motion
A little dot rides the curve so you can feel the timing, not just see it.
- 3Copy the CSS
Grab the cubic-bezier() line and paste it into your transition or animation.
Watch: drag a handle, CSS updates live
Curve editor
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Live preview
transition-timing-function: cubic-bezier(0.25, 0.1, 0.25, 1);
How this works — and why it's private
- Drag the two blue handles to shape the curve — or pick a preset.
- The animation replays automatically so you can feel the motion.
- Copy the ready-to-paste
cubic-bezier()string into your CSS.
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