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CSS Scrollbar Styler

The CSS Scrollbar Styler generates custom scrollbar CSS for both WebKit browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari) and Firefox, letting you control thumb color, track color, width, border-radius, and hover states. It is built for frontend developers and designers who want styled scrollbars without hunting down cross-browser syntax every time.

Configuration

Target

Dimensions

8
6
6

Colors

Firefox

Layout

200

Content

How to Use

1. Configure your scrollbar dimensions by setting the width, border-radius, and which element to target (body, a custom selector, or a specific class). 2. Adjust colors for the thumb, track, and hover state using the color pickers, then choose whether to show or hide the scrollbar on the X or Y axis. 3. Preview the live result in the output panel, which renders a real scrollable container styled with your exact settings. 4. Copy the generated CSS snippet or the full Bootstrap 5 HTML demo block to paste directly into your project.

Why Use This Tool?

Writing cross-browser scrollbar CSS from scratch means maintaining two separate syntaxes, one for WebKit and one for Firefox, which is easy to get wrong and tedious to update. This tool outputs both dialects simultaneously, saving 10 to 20 minutes per implementation and eliminating lookup errors. There are no npm packages, no polyfills, and no JavaScript required — just plain CSS you can drop into any project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CSS Scrollbar Styler?
The CSS Scrollbar Styler is a free browser-based tool that generates ready-to-use CSS for styled scrollbars, covering WebKit pseudo-elements and the Firefox scrollbar-color and scrollbar-width properties from a single set of visual controls.
Do styled scrollbars work in all browsers?
WebKit-based scrollbar styling (using ::-webkit-scrollbar and related pseudo-elements) works in Chrome, Edge, and Safari. Firefox uses its own properties: scrollbar-color and scrollbar-width. This tool outputs both syntaxes together, so your scrollbar will be styled in every major modern browser. Internet Explorer and older Edge (pre-Chromium) do not support custom scrollbar styling via CSS at all — the scrollbar will simply appear in the default OS style in those environments.
Is it free?
Yes — the CSS Scrollbar Styler is completely free with no signup required. Built by the CanvasBuilder.co team.