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How to use CSS Clamp Generator

Enter a minimum and maximum size and the viewport range they should scale across, and the tool outputs a clamp() value that grows smoothly between those breakpoints.

Frequently asked questions

What does CSS clamp() do?

clamp(min, preferred, max) locks a value between a minimum and maximum while letting the preferred (often viewport-based) value scale in between.

Why use clamp for typography?

It gives fluid font sizes that grow with the viewport but never get too small or too large, replacing stacks of media queries.

How is the middle value calculated?

The tool derives a linear formula in vw plus a rem offset so the size moves proportionally between your chosen viewport widths.

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