What is a Transition Generator?
This generator builds CSS transition declarations for common UI interactions.
You can configure property, duration, timing function, and delay, then test behavior in a live preview.
How to use
- Pick which property should animate (or choose all).
- Set duration in milliseconds.
- Choose a timing function such as ease-in-out or linear.
- Add optional delay when needed.
- Copy the final transition value and apply it to interactive components.
Example usage
Use a 200-300ms ease transition for button hover states to make interfaces feel smoother without being distracting.
Tips
- Prefer short durations for micro-interactions.
- Use consistent easing across your design system.
- Avoid animating too many heavy properties at once.
- Test reduced-motion alternatives for accessibility.
FAQ
- What properties are best for transitions?
- Opacity and transform usually perform well and feel smooth for UI interactions.
- Should I animate all properties?
- Usually no. Targeting specific properties gives more predictable and maintainable results.
- Can I combine multiple transitions?
- Yes, in raw CSS you can add comma-separated transitions for different properties.