Create and export design tokens for colors, spacing, typography, and shadows in JSON, CSS, or SCSS format.
The Design Token Generator collects named colors, spacing values, typography settings, and shadow definitions into a reusable token set, then expresses that set as JSON, CSS, or SCSS. Choose the format according to where the tokens will be consumed: structured JSON for data interchange, CSS for browser styles, or SCSS for Sass source files. The important distinction is that a generated token file records design decisions; it does not apply a theme, load fonts, or confirm that color combinations are accessible.
Create entries for colors, spacing, typography, and shadows, assigning each one a stable name and a concrete value. The name identifies the design decision, while the value supplies the style data. Semantic names such as color-action-background are usually easier to reuse than names tied to the current appearance, such as blue-500.
Export the token definitions as JSON, CSS, or SCSS according to the destination. JSON remains data that downstream code must interpret. CSS is intended for inclusion in browser styles. SCSS is Sass source and must be compiled into CSS before a browser can use it. Changing formats does not itself apply the tokens to components.
No. JSON preserves token names and values as data, but a browser stylesheet does not interpret an arbitrary JSON token object. Use the CSS export for stylesheet consumption, or add application or build code that reads the JSON and maps its entries to CSS declarations, JavaScript values, or another target format.
Not by itself. SCSS is source input for Sass, so its token declarations become useful to the browser only through compiled CSS. If runtime theme switching is required, CSS custom properties are generally the relevant browser mechanism. Confirm that the exported selector scope and token names fit the way the application loads themes.
The behavioral notes were checked against the browser implementation. Standards and primary references below define the relevant format, formula, or platform behavior.
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