CSS Text Shadow Generator

The CSS text-shadow property adds shadow effects to text. It accepts four values: horizontal offset, vertical offset, blur radius, and color. You can stack multiple shadows separated by commas to create layered effects like neon glows or 3D depth.

Yes. This tool lets you add, remove, and reorder multiple shadow layers. Each layer has independent controls for offset, blur, and color. The resulting CSS combines all layers into a single comma-separated text-shadow value.

This tool includes five presets: Subtle (a soft, barely-visible shadow), Neon (a vibrant glow effect), 3D (layered shadows that simulate depth), Outline (a crisp border around text), and Long Shadow (an extended diagonal shadow for a retro look).

Yes! All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your data is never sent to any server. No data is collected, stored, or transmitted.

Simple text shadows have negligible performance impact. However, many layers with large blur values on long text can cause rendering slowdowns on older devices. For production use, keep shadows to 2-3 layers when possible.