Tailwind CSS Playground Free

Edit the HTML on the left — the preview on the right updates as you type, styled by Tailwind CSS v4. Start from a template or paste your own component.

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Prototype components fast

Try out a card, pricing table or form layout without setting up a project. When it looks right, copy the HTML straight into your React, Vue or Blade template.

Check responsive behaviour

Switch the preview between phone, tablet and desktop widths to test sm:, md: and lg: variants without resizing your browser.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which Tailwind version is used?

Tailwind CSS v4 via its official browser build, loaded inside an isolated preview frame. Utility names follow v4.

Is my code saved?

Your last edit is kept in this browser so you can come back to it. Use Download to save an .html file.

Can I use custom config?

Tailwind v4 is configured in CSS. Add a <style type="text/tailwindcss"> block with @theme { … } in your HTML to define custom colours and fonts.

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