How do I convert Tailwind CSS classes to standard CSS?
Paste your Tailwind utility classes (or a full class="..." attribute) and the tool instantly generates the equivalent standard CSS properties. It supports 500+ classes including spacing, layout, typography, borders, transforms, filters, and arbitrary bracket values like w-[300px]. Customize the CSS selector name in the output. Everything runs in your browser — your code never leaves your device.
Tailwind CSS to CSS Converter
Paste Tailwind utility classes and get the equivalent standard CSS. Supports spacing, layout, typography, borders, transforms, filters, colors, and arbitrary values.
Supported Tailwind Classes
About Tailwind CSS to CSS Converter
- 500+ utility classes — converts layout, spacing, typography, borders, transforms, filters, and more.
- Arbitrary values — handles bracket notation like
w-[300px]andbg-[#1a1a2e]. - Responsive/state prefixes — strips
sm:,hover:,dark:etc. and marks them as comments. - Selector input — customize the CSS selector name for the output.
- Unrecognized tracking — classes without a mapping are flagged so you can handle them manually.
- Everything runs in your browser — no data is sent over the network.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert Tailwind utility classes to standard CSS?
Does the converter handle responsive and state prefixes like sm: and hover:?
What Tailwind classes are supported?
How are unrecognized classes handled?
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