CSS Loading Spinner Generator
Generate a CSS loading spinner or animation, and copy the code.
A loader without an image
A loading spinner reassures users that something is happening, and a pure-CSS one is lightweight and scalable, needing no image or script. This generates a spinner or loading animation and copies the code, so you can drop a clean loader into a page in seconds.
Pick a loader style and copy the CSS.
Why loaders matter more than they seem
A loading indicator is a small thing with a real effect on how fast an interface feels. Without one, a pause reads as broken, and people give up; with one, the same wait feels like progress. A pure-CSS loader has the advantages of being tiny, sharp at any size, and easy to recolour to match your design. The main thing is to keep it subtle and on-brand rather than distracting — a loader should quietly signal activity, not steal attention. For very long operations a progress indicator that shows how far along things are is even better, but for the common brief wait, a simple spinner does the job.
Frequently asked questions
Why use a CSS loader instead of an image?
It is lightweight, stays sharp at any size, and is easy to recolour to match your design — no image or extra script needed.
Why does a loader matter?
A pause with no indicator reads as broken and people give up; a loader makes the same wait feel like progress rather than a fault.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The code is generated in your browser.