Frontend tools
Build a token file from a few base style choices
Set your colors, spacing, radius, and type scale, then export CSS variables, JSON, and Tailwind-ready output.
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Tool
Design Token Generator
Add your input, check the result, then copy or download what you need.
Include dark mode tokens
Adds a second surface/text layer for theme switching.
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Light preview
Token-ready card
The preview reflects the generated semantic layer, spacing scale, and type settings.
Dark preview
Theme switch ready
Generated dark tokens are scoped to the same semantic naming so they are easy to wire into a theme toggle.
Spacing and radius
xs: 0.50rem
sm: 0.75rem
md: 1.00rem
lg: 1.50rem
xl: 2.00rem
2xl: 3.00rem
sm: 0.38rem
md: 0.75rem
lg: 1.13rem
xl: 1.50rem
pill: 999px
Use cases
When this is useful
A few common cases.
Starting a design system
Create a semantic token layer from a few core decisions before the codebase grows and naming becomes harder to untangle.
Converting a style direction into code
Take a palette and a spacing rhythm, then export files a frontend project can consume immediately.
Testing light and dark semantics
Use the built-in dark-mode option to preview how a single token structure can support both themes.
Why it helps
What it helps with
The parts that matter.
Simple enough to use quickly
Inputs stay small on purpose so the generator helps you get a practical base system instead of disappearing into configuration debt.
Export formats that matter
CSS variables, Tailwind snippets, and JSON cover the common places token files tend to land in frontend projects.
Connected to the rest of the platform
It pairs well with color extraction, SVG workflows, and broader asset prep rather than living as a separate design-only tool.
FAQ
A few things worth knowing
Short answers before you start.
What token outputs are included?
The generator produces CSS variables, a Tailwind theme extension snippet, and a JSON token object from the same input set.
Can it generate dark mode tokens?
Yes. There is an option to add a second semantic color layer for dark mode so you can preview and export both themes.
What inputs does it use?
You set the base brand, accent, surface, and text colors, then tune spacing, radius, typography, and shadow strength.
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