Cubic Bezier Generator

Drag the control points to shape an easing curve and copy the CSS.

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About Cubic Bezier Generator

Drag the two handles to shape the easing curve and watch it against a linear reference, which makes overshoot and a slow finish obvious. The curve is emitted as cubic-bezier().

  • 1

    The x axis is progress and the y axis is displacement; the editing area deliberately extends from -0.5 to 1.5, because an overshooting curve has control points outside 0–1 (the default here is 0.34, 1.56, 0.64, 1).

  • 2

    The x axis is held to 0–1: CSS requires both control-point x values inside [0,1], and anything outside invalidates the whole curve. Overshooting on y is legal, and that is where anticipation and bounce come from.

  • 3

    A side-by-side demo against linear motion shows exactly where the curve speeds up and slows down; the output is a `transition-timing-function: cubic-bezier(...)` line.

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