CSS Class Unroller
Ever looked at a long line of Tailwind CSS classes and thought, "What in the world is this mess?" You're not alone. We've all been there. All those tiny class names squished into a single line? Yeah, not fun to read. That's why we built CSS Class Unroller.
This little web tool does ONE thing really well: it takes that jumbled string of Tailwind utility classes and unrolls them into clean, readable blocks. No more scanning for 10 minutes trying to understand how padding or text size is set. You paste the class string in, and boom — you get a neat breakdown that actually makes sense.
Why Use It?
Let’s be real. Tailwind is powerful, but it can also turn your HTML into a hot soup of class names. And if you're coming back to a project after a few weeks, remembering what px-3 py-2 text-sm bg-blue-600 hover:bg-blue-700 does is NOT something anyone looks forward to.
So ask yourself — would you rather squint at minified class soup or see something like:
Text Size: text-sm
Padding X: px-3
Padding Y: py-2
Background: bg-blue-600
Hover Background: hover:bg-blue-700
Pretty easy choice, right?
How It Works
- Go to CSS Class Unroller
- Paste your Tailwind class string in the box
- Click the magic button
- Read a beautiful, organized breakdown of each class
That’s it. No signup, no fluff, just copy, paste, and breathe easy.
What It Recognizes
The tool is smart. It understands a wide range of common Tailwind classes. Here are just a few examples:
| Type | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Text Size | text-sm | Sets font size to small |
| Padding | px-2 py-1 | Horizontal and vertical padding |
| Background | bg-red-500 | Sets the background color |
| Hover | hover:bg-red-600 | Changes background on hover |
Who Should Use This?
Pretty much anyone who writes Tailwind CSS. But more specifically:
- Frontend developers
- UI/UX designers working with code
- Students learning Tailwind
- Project leads doing code reviews
If you value readability and clarity, this is for you. Not everything needs to be done in VS Code. Sometimes, a simple browser tool saves the day.
What's Next?
Planning to build more features? Maybe. But right now, it does its job well — cleanly and QUICKLY. No ads, no login, no waiting.
Want to suggest a new feature? Maybe export to Markdown? Or group similar classes? We’re listening. There’s a contact link right on the page. Just drop us a note.
Let’s Wrap It Up
Tailwind is AMAZING, but it can get messy fast. The CSS Class Unroller helps you take back control. If you’ve ever been lost in a jungle of utility classes, this tool will feel like a map, a compass, and a flashlight all at once.
So try it out. Paste a class string. See how much cleaner life looks when things are unrolled.
Simple. Helpful. Yours.
Now let me ask — how many times have you read a Tailwind class list and thought, “What’s going on here?” Exactly.