SCSS to CSS Compiler

SCSS (Sassy CSS) is the most popular syntax of Sass — a CSS preprocessor that extends CSS with programming features like variables ($color: #fff), nesting, mixins (@mixin / @include), @extend, and arithmetic operations. SCSS code must be compiled to plain CSS before browsers can use it. Our SCSS to CSS compiler processes SCSS stylesheets entirely in your browser and outputs valid CSS that works in all browsers. SCSS is widely used in projects like Bootstrap 4/5, Foundation, and virtually every modern frontend design system.

1. 1. Enter Your SCSS Code: Paste any SCSS stylesheet with variables, nested rules, mixins, or arithmetic. All compilation happens locally in your browser — your stylesheets never leave your device.
2. 2. Instant Compilation: Click Compile to CSS. The compiler resolves $variables, expands nested selectors, applies @mixin / @include blocks, evaluates arithmetic, and processes color functions. Choose pretty-printed or minified output.
3. 3. Copy or Download CSS: View the compiled CSS output. Copy to clipboard or download as styles.css for immediate use in your project.

• Variables ($var): $primary: #4a90e2; — define reusable values and reference them throughout the stylesheet. The compiler substitutes every $variable reference with its resolved value.
• Nested Rules: Write nested CSS rules that mirror the HTML structure. The compiler flattens them into standard CSS selectors, expanding the parent selector & for pseudo-classes like &:hover and modifier classes like &.active.
• Mixins (@mixin / @include): Define reusable blocks of CSS with @mixin name($param) { ... } and include them with @include name($arg). Supports parameterized mixins with default argument values.
• Arithmetic & Color Functions: Perform arithmetic on values ($spacing * 2) and use color functions like darken(), lighten(), and rgba() to manipulate colors programmatically.

This compiler processes inline SCSS code entered directly in the text area. @import and @use statements that reference external files are not resolved — the compiler runs entirely in your browser without file system access. To compile SCSS that relies on imported partials, paste the contents of all imported files directly into the input. For full multi-file SCSS compilation with @use and @forward support, use the official Sass CLI or a build tool like Webpack or Vite.