If you know CSS then you can use these amazing generators and save your time

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1️⃣ CSS Box Shadow Generator

- Generate CSS3 Box Shadow code for your Div, Frame, Buttons or any other HTML element with Outline, and Inset (inner) type shadow effects

πŸ”— cssboxshadow.com
2️⃣ Glassmorphism

- Generate glassmorphic design easily

πŸ”— glassgenerator.netlify.app
3️⃣ Cool Backgrounds

- Explore a beautifully curated selection of cool backgrounds that you can add to your next project

πŸ”— coolbackgrounds.io
4️⃣ Pixel art

- Create CSS pixel art, export the results to CSS and download them.

πŸ”— pixelartcss.com
5️⃣ SVG waves

- It's not a CSS generator but very handy tool. You can create the layers of waves and simply export either in SVG or PNG

πŸ”— svgwave.in
6⃣ Color theme generator

- A great tool for CSS dark/light theme created by @tenphi

πŸ”— numl.design/theme-generator

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