CSS Media Query Generator

This tool helps you create CSS media queries quickly and efficiently. You can define media types (like all, screen, or print) and conditions based on width or height, including min, max, or both. It then generates ready-to-use CSS that you can copy directly into your stylesheet.

Click the “Add Another Condition” button in the sidebar. Each condition allows you to choose a media feature (width or height), select the range (min, max, or both), and input the corresponding values. You can add multiple conditions to cover different screen sizes or orientations.

Yes. Each condition group has a “Remove” button. Clicking it deletes that specific condition and updates the generated media queries automatically.

You can choose from the following media types using the dropdown: all, screen, or print. This allows targeting all devices, screens only, or print stylesheets respectively.

Each condition allows three options: min (e.g., min-width: 480px), max (e.g., max-width: 768px), and both (min and max together, e.g., 480px to 768px). This lets you target specific device widths or ranges easily.

Yes. You can add as many conditions as needed. Each condition will generate a separate media query block. The output displays all queries in a single, formatted CSS section for easy copy-pasting.

Click the “Copy All Media Queries” button. The tool automatically copies all the generated CSS code to your clipboard. If your browser doesn’t support automatic copying, you can manually select and copy the text from the output area.

Absolutely. Each condition group has input fields for min-value and max-value. Enter values like 480px, 768px, or 1024px. The output updates in real-time as you type.

If a condition doesn’t have valid min or max values, that media query will not be generated. The tool will show a placeholder comment: /* No valid conditions — add conditions and values to generate media queries */

Yes. This tool is ideal for creating responsive layouts that adapt to different devices, including desktops, tablets, and mobile phones. By defining conditions with min/max width or height, you can easily control how your site looks on every screen.

Yes. You don’t need to remember the exact CSS syntax. The interface guides you through adding conditions and media types, making it simple for beginners while still being flexible for experienced developers.

Yes. By selecting the print media type, you can generate CSS media queries specifically for print stylesheets or PDF outputs.