Toggle exactly the reset rules you need and generate a custom, minimal CSS reset stylesheet with a live before/after preview.
🔒 Everything runs locally in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
Every browser ships slightly different default styling for headings, lists, buttons and form fields. A reset stylesheet removes those inconsistencies so your own CSS is the only source of truth. Toggle the rules you want below, watch the live preview update, then copy or download the generated stylesheet and include it before your main CSS file.
Enable box-sizing, spacing, list, form or image rules independently instead of pulling in a whole framework.
The preview pane shows real HTML elements with your selected reset rules applied, side by side with browser defaults.
Copy the CSS or download a ready-to-use reset.css file with no build step required.
A CSS reset removes inconsistent default browser styling, such as margins, list bullets and form control appearance, giving every browser the same clean starting point.
No. A reset strips most default styling to near zero, while normalize.css preserves useful defaults and only fixes browser inconsistencies. This tool builds a lightweight custom reset.
It can change spacing and list or form appearance if your CSS relied on browser defaults, so review the live preview and only enable the rules you actually need.
Most developers include it because it makes width and height calculations include padding and border, which is far more predictable for layout.
Yes. Use the download button to save the current selection as a ready-to-use reset.css file.