CSSTruncation

ellipsis

This is a long text that will be truncated using different CSS overflow strategies to demonstrate how each one works in practice.

clip

This is a long text that will be truncated using different CSS overflow strategies to demonstrate how each one works in practice.

word-break

This is a long text that will be truncated using different CSS overflow strategies to demonstrate how each one works in practice.

overflow-wrap

This is a long text that will be truncated using different CSS overflow strategies to demonstrate how each one works in practice.

line-clamp (2)

This is a long text that will be truncated using different CSS overflow strategies to demonstrate how each one works in practice.

line-clamp (3)

This is a long text that will be truncated using different CSS overflow strategies to demonstrate how each one works in practice.

FAQ

When to use ellipsis?
Use text-overflow: ellipsis when you need to truncate single-line text in fixed-width containers.
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About Text Overflow

What this tool does

Design tools calculate aspect ratios, convert between pixels and physical units (cm, mm, inches), adjust color opacity, generate tint-and-shade scales, preview font stacks, and fine-tune letter spacing and line height.

Why use this tool

Pixel-perfect design requires precise unit math. Knowing the exact cm dimensions of a 1920x1080 image at 300 DPI, or generating a 10-step tint scale from a brand color, are tasks that come up constantly in print and digital design workflows.

How it works

Unit converters apply DPI-based ratios (1 inch = 96 CSS pixels at screen resolution, 300 pixels at print resolution). Color tools manipulate HSL lightness to produce tints (add white) and shades (add black). Font previewers render sample text with the specified stack.

Pro tip

When designing for print, always work at 300 DPI and convert to pixels last. Starting at screen resolution (72 or 96 DPI) and scaling up produces blurry prints.

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