Paint named areas
Select header, main, sidebar or a custom name, then click and drag across the cells to shape it.
Paint named grid areas, shape your tracks, test responsive layouts and copy production-ready CSS and HTML—without writing the template by hand.
🔒 Your layout stays in this browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Turn a layout idea into a valid named CSS Grid without counting line numbers or repeatedly refreshing a page.
Select header, main, sidebar or a custom name, then click and drag across the cells to shape it.
The builder flags non-rectangular areas immediately, so copied grid-template-areas stays valid.
Export clean CSS plus matching semantic HTML, including an optional mobile stacking rule.
Start from a familiar page layout or a blank canvas. Every action updates the visual grid and generated code instantly.
fr, px, minmax() or any valid CSS length.It is a visual way to arrange named sections such as header, sidebar, main and footer. This online builder converts the painted matrix into grid-template-areas CSS.
Pick an area name and paint its cells in one rectangle. Adjust columns, rows and gaps, preview the result, then copy the generated code.
CSS requires each named grid area to form one filled rectangle. Fill the missing cells, erase the separated cells, or undo the last stroke.
Yes. Keep “Stack areas on small screens” enabled and choose a breakpoint. The generated media query places each used area on its own row for narrow screens.
Yes. It is free, requires no sign-up and runs locally in your browser. Your layout is never uploaded.
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