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CSS cubic-bezier easing generator

Visual editor for cubic-bezier() easing functions with live preview.

About CSS cubic-bezier easing generator

Drag the bezier curve handles to design your custom easing function. Live preview shows animation behavior. Copy the cubic-bezier() value for your CSS transitions.

Why use Toolram

  • 🔒 100% private
    Your data never leaves your browser.
  • ⚡ No waiting
    Instant results, no uploads.
  • 📱 Works on mobile
    Optimized responsive design.
  • 🎁 Forever free
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Frequently asked questions

What is an easing curve for?

It decides how an animation accelerates. Linear motion looks robotic; a curve makes it feel natural.

Which curve should I use for a UI?

Something that starts fast and settles gently — ease-out is the safe default for elements entering the screen.

Can I go outside the 0-1 range?

Yes, and that gives you the bounce or overshoot effect. It is intentional, not a bug.

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