Handy Orchard

CSS easing curve editor

Edit cubic-bezier controls, inspect output at a progress value and download the CSS timing function.

Your input

Outputs are cleared when the input changes.

Result

Enter your data or use the example, then run the tool.

Worked example

Linear (0,0,1,1) maps 0.5 to 0.5. Default ease maps 0.5 to about 0.8024, not y(t=0.5).

Method

Solve x(t) = progress with Newton iteration and bounded bisection, then evaluate y(t), retaining overshoot.

Limits

X controls are 0–1 and Y controls −10–10. This is a timing curve, not a physical spring. Preview starts manually, can stop, and shows an instant endpoint when reduced motion is requested.

Sources

MDN cubic-bezier timing function

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