ClampGenerator Introduction — Short Overview
A quick, under-2-minute tour of ClampGenerator and its features to generate CSS clamp() values for fluid responsive design and development.
by ClampGenerator Team on (Updated )
- Intro — homepage display
- Font-size & Typescale — min/max inputs, typescale, copy CSS
- Layout spacing — min/max inputs, spacing props, copy CSS
- Wrap-up
This short video shows how to use ClampGenerator to create fluid, responsive values with
clamp()—for typography, spacing, and component sizing.
What you’ll see
- Picking design tokens and min/max viewport anchors
- Generating fluid clamp() values for type and spacing
- Copy-pasting CSS variables into your project
- Tips for Astro and SSR projects
Chapters (deep links)
- Intro — clampgenerator homepage display
- Font-size & Typescale — UI to input the min/max values, optimization of fonts, setting up typescale and copy the generated CSS
clamp() - Layout spacing — UI to input the min/max values, vary layout/spacing CSS properties, and copy the generated CSS
clamp() - Wrap-up
Notes / Transcript (condensed)
ClampGenerator helps you produce fluid CSS using clamp(min, preferred, max) so designs scale smoothly across breakpoints. Choose a token (e.g., body text), set viewport anchors (min/max widths), and let the tool compute stable values. For teams, standardize tokens so type and spacing scale consistently. Since the output is just CSS, it works everywhere—Astro, Next.js, vanilla CSS, or design systems. Use the Font-size & Typescale tool for typography and the Layout Clamp tool for spacing and sizes.
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FAQ
Is ClampGenerator free to use?
Yes. The core ClampGenerator tools are free to use on your project.
Do I need a framework to use it?
No. Copy the generated clamp() values into any stack (HTML/CSS/JS, Astro, React, etc.).
Does it work for both typography and spacing?
Yes. Use the type tool for font sizes and the layout tool for spacing, sizes, and more.