Media Query Generator

Generate responsive media queries with breakpoints. Create mobile-first responsive designs with proper breakpoints.

Media Query Generator

≥ 768px 
/* Tablet styles */
≥ 1024px 
/* Desktop styles */

Generated CSS

@media (min-width: 768px) {
  /* Tablet styles */
}

@media (min-width: 1024px) {
  /* Desktop styles */
}

About Media Queries

Media queries enable responsive design by applying styles based on device characteristics:

  • Create breakpoints for different screen sizes
  • Apply styles conditionally based on viewport width
  • Support for orientation (portrait/landscape)
  • Essential for mobile-first responsive design

💡 Tip: Use mobile-first approach: start with mobile styles, then add min-width media queries for larger screens.

What It Does

A Media Query Generator creates responsive CSS media queries with customizable breakpoints for mobile-first responsive design. Media queries allow you to apply different styles based on device characteristics like screen width, height, and orientation. The generator provides preset breakpoints for common device sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop) and allows custom breakpoints with min-width, max-width, and orientation options. It generates clean, organized CSS code that follows best practices for responsive design. Essential for creating websites that work seamlessly across all device sizes, from mobile phones to large desktop screens.

Key Features:

  • Generate media queries with custom breakpoints
  • Preset breakpoints for mobile, tablet, desktop, large desktop
  • Custom breakpoints with min-width and max-width
  • Orientation support (portrait/landscape)
  • Add multiple media queries for different breakpoints
  • Clean, organized CSS output
  • One-click copy of generated code
  • Mobile-first responsive design support

How To Use

Creating media queries is straightforward. Add breakpoints and define styles for each breakpoint.

1

Choose Breakpoint Type

Select a preset breakpoint (Mobile, Tablet, Desktop) or choose "Custom" to define your own min-width, max-width, and orientation.

2

Configure Custom Breakpoint

If using custom, set min-width, optional max-width, orientation, and the CSS styles to apply at this breakpoint.

3

Add Media Query

Click "Add Media Query" to add the breakpoint to your list. You can add multiple breakpoints for different screen sizes.

4

Review and Copy

Review the generated CSS code showing all your media queries, then copy it to your stylesheet.

Pro Tips

  • •Use mobile-first approach: start with mobile styles, add min-width queries for larger screens
  • •Common breakpoints: 768px (tablet), 1024px (desktop), 1440px (large desktop)
  • •Test breakpoints on actual devices when possible
  • •Use max-width queries sparingly, prefer min-width for mobile-first
  • •Combine multiple conditions with "and" for precise targeting

Benefits

Enables responsive design for all screen sizes
Organizes breakpoint logic in one place
Follows mobile-first best practices
Improves user experience across devices
Essential for modern web development

Use Cases

Responsive Layouts

Create responsive layouts that adapt to different screen sizes with appropriate breakpoints.

Mobile-First Design

Implement mobile-first responsive design starting with mobile styles and adding larger screen styles.

Typography Scaling

Adjust font sizes, line heights, and spacing for different screen sizes using media queries.

Navigation Adaptation

Transform navigation menus (hamburger menu on mobile, full menu on desktop) using media queries.

Image and Media Responsiveness

Control image sizes, aspect ratios, and media display based on screen size.

Frequently Asked Questions

1 What's the difference between min-width and max-width media queries?
min-width queries apply styles when the viewport is at least that wide (mobile-first). max-width queries apply when the viewport is at most that wide (desktop-first). Mobile-first with min-width is the recommended approach.
2 What are common breakpoint values?
Common breakpoints: 320px (small mobile), 768px (tablet), 1024px (desktop), 1440px (large desktop). However, design breakpoints based on your content, not arbitrary device sizes.
3 Can I combine multiple conditions in a media query?
Yes! Use "and" to combine conditions: @media (min-width: 768px) and (orientation: landscape). You can also use "or" with commas: @media (max-width: 768px), (orientation: portrait).

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