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CSS Coin Border Generator

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Best fit

Designers making decorative CSS borders.

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Using the css coin border generator without installing anything or signing up.

Why it belongs here

Capture css-coin-border-generator intent with a fast, browser-side tool that runs 100% locally.

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About this css coin border generator

The CSS coin border generator builds a decorative milled coin edge, the ridged perforated ring you see around the rim of a physical coin, using only CSS. It draws the dashes with a repeating conic gradient masked to a thin ring around a circle, so there are no images and no dependencies. Tune the coin size, face and dash colors, ring thickness, and the number of dashes, then preview the result live and copy the HTML and CSS. Because it relies on CSS masks, it works in current evergreen browsers. Everything is generated locally in your browser with nothing uploaded.

FAQ

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How does the coin edge effect work?

A repeating conic gradient draws evenly spaced radial dashes, and a radial-gradient mask hides everything except a thin outer ring, leaving the milled coin edge around the circle.

Which browsers support it?

It uses CSS mask, which works in current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. The snippet includes the -webkit-mask prefix for wider Safari coverage.

Is the CSS generated locally?

Yes. The markup and CSS are produced entirely in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and you can use the output freely.

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