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Curated, copy-paste presets and examples: CSS gradients and more, free and open to everyone.
CSS gradient presets24A curated set of ready-to-use CSS gradients. Click a swatch to copy the `background` value, or open the gradient tool to fine-tune the angle and colors.
Color palette presets16Curated 5-color palettes, ready to copy as hex codes. Each one shows the contrast ratio between its lightest and darkest color, so you know at a glance whether it can carry readable text.
Cron schedule recipes23Copy-ready cron expressions for the schedules people actually run: five-minute polls, weekday mornings, nightly batches, month-end closes. Click a card to copy the standard 5-field expression, or paste it into the cron tool for a plain-language explanation and the next run times. The strip on each card marks when the job fires along a day, week, month, or year.

Regex validation patterns16Sixteen regex patterns for the validation and text cleanup you reach for again and again: email, URL, phone, password strength, IDs, dates, and a couple of find-and-replace helpers. Click a card to copy the bare pattern, no slashes or flags, then paste it into the regex tool's Pattern field to test it against real text. Most patterns here are anchored (^...$) for whole-string validation; the tag-stripping and whitespace ones are unanchored so they find every match inside a longer text.
CSS easing curves22Copy-ready cubic-bezier easing curves for CSS transitions and animations: the classic sine, quad, cubic, quart and expo families plus back curves with a slight overshoot. Each swatch draws the actual curve, progress runs left to right, value bottom to top. Click a card to copy the timing-function value.
SVG background patterns12Seamless SVG background patterns as single copy-paste CSS background values: dots, stripes, grids, waves, and more. The tile is inlined as a data URI, so there is no extra request and nothing to host. Click a card to copy, then swap the two hex colors in the value to match your palette.
Content-Security-Policy recipes11Copy-ready Content-Security-Policy header values for the setups people actually run: a strict starter, Google Fonts, analytics, YouTube embeds, nonce-based scripts, clickjacking protection. Click a card to copy the policy, then set it as the Content-Security-Policy header (each recipe notes what it allows). The strip on each card shows one block per directive, amber blocks contain an unsafe-* source worth revisiting.
robots.txt recipes for AI crawlers8AI companies' crawlers differ in how far they honor robots.txt, so it only works if you know each company's crawler names and list them separately. Block training crawls only, keep search visibility open, slow crawling down or block every published name: click a card to copy the lines to paste into robots.txt. Each card carries one line on what that company's documentation says its crawler honors. The strip on each card has one block per User-agent group: red blocks, green allows, yellow only slows the crawl.