It's time for another collection! After the loaders, the hover effects, and the background patterns, let's make some Ribbon Shapes!
👉 CSS Ribbon Shapes 👈
More than 100 CSS-only Ribbon Shapes that are made using a single element. Yes, only one element per shape (even the most complex ones).
Stop looking at CSS Ribbons made with old and obsolete code. Mine are made with modern CSS and optimized with CSS variables. There are no magic numbers or fixed dimensions. All the shapes fit whatever content you put inside them and you can easily control them by adjusting a few variables.
What are you waiting for? All it takes is one click to copy the CSS of any ribbon shape.
You will find the classic ribbons but a lot of new and fancy ones. I won't detail all of them but here are some of my favorites.
The Multi-line Ribbons
Probably the ones I like the most. It was a bit challenging to create a repeating shape that fit multi-line text. In the end, The final result is satisfying.
Here are two interactive demos where you can edit the text and see how the shape adjusts to fit the content.
The Curved Ribbons
It wasn't easy to combine straight text with a curved shape but I found a few interesting ideas
The Infinite Ribbons
A Ribbon that never ends? why not! You will find a few of them that extend to the edge of the screen in any direction you want (top, bottom, right, left).
They are built without pseudo-elements and won't create any overflow issues. Here are two demos to illustrate some of them (best viewed at full screen)
What about you? Which one do you like? 👇
You can get a unique link for each ribbon. If you like the #54 then the link is: https://css-generators.com/ribbon-shapes/#r54
You can easily share your favorite Ribbon Shape!
If you want to know the secret behind building such shapes, I have written a few articles that you can find here: https://css-articles.com
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Top comments (15)
Love these bud! 🔥💗
Was really impressed when I saw the multi-line one on Twitter (X)...they are really smart! 💪🏼
For anyone wondering how to fix the broken ones (as Firefox doesn't support "lh" units in older / still current versions) you can manually set that property or use CSS vars to set a font size and a line height property that you can then use.
I am sure Temani has an even simpler solve, but this worked for me:
Actually, an easy fix is to map
1lhto1.8em(if for example you are setting line-height: 1.8). In the codepen (like the multi-line ones) I am including the fallback but I am not doing this for the collection because the support will be good starting from next week and I am hiding half the ribbons on Firefox.A lazy move but it would be a lot of effort to add all the fallbacks that will be useful for only a short period of time.
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A lot of shapes are for sure broken on Safari so if you have the time to identify the bug it would be good if you can report it.
A few shapes relies on the "lh" unit that will land soon on Firefox so you won't see the full collection on Firefox before the end of the month.
Does it work on iOS Safari ?
Great article! 👏👏
These are really cool, great job!
Very nice~ thanks!
awesome!!!
It's on Twitter (X) 👇
#5 and #6 seem to be broken (at least in Firefox). Easily fixable
I am hiding the 5 and 6 on Firefox because they rely on the lh unit which is not yet supported. You should not be able to see them using Firefox unless you copied the code using chrome and you tried to see them using Firefox.
Perfectly visible on Firefox - I just went to the link.
Change the conical gradient value to 50.1% and they're fixed. Not sure if that breaks Chrome or not though
any value bigger than 50% should do the job and I suppose you are using Firefox nighty because the actual version of Firefox (119) doesn't support lh and the support will start at 120 (end of this month) so actually I don't care about half of the ribbon on Firefox until the release of 120. I will have a lot of bug to fix related to lh anyway.
Yup, I'm using Nightly (121)