Bezier Curve Editor

Create and visualize cubic-bezier timing functions for CSS animations. Interactive, free, and works directly in your browser.

Curve Editor

cubic-bezier(0.25, 0.1, 0.25, 1)
0.5s 2s 5s

Animation Preview

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How to use Bezier Curve Editor

  1. Select your first control point to define the animation's initial curve.
  2. Drag the second control point to refine the motion's acceleration and timing.
  3. Adjust the curve handles interactively to fine-tune the easing function.
  4. Copy the generated cubic-bezier() CSS code to use in your project.

Features

  • Interactive visual editor for precise cubic-bezier() function creation.
  • Real-time preview of the animation timing curve as you adjust points.
  • Exports ready-to-use CSS code for immediate implementation.
  • Intuitive drag-and-drop interface for both control points and curve handles.
  • Works directly in your browser with no installation required.

Who Is This Tool For?

Essential for front-end developers, UI/UX designers, and anyone creating custom CSS animations who needs precise control over motion easing beyond predefined keywords.

Why Master CSS Animation Timing?

A Bezier Curve Editor is crucial for crafting professional, polished user interfaces by giving developers and designers granular control over animation easing. This allows for the creation of custom, natural-feeling motion that enhances user experience, going beyond the limitations of standard CSS keywords like 'ease-in' or 'ease-out'.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Bezier curve editor free to use?

Are my custom curves saved or sent to a server?

How do I use the curves I create in my CSS?

Can I visualize my animation with the curve?

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