BEM Class Name Generator

Generate clean, consistent CSS class names following the BEM methodology. Improve your code maintainability and collaboration.

Block

The standalone component (e.g. .card)

Element

Part of the block (e.g. .card__title)

Modifier(s)

Comma separated modifiers (e.g. .card--large)

Generated BEM Classes

.card

.card__title

.card--large

.card--dark

.card__title--large

.card__title--dark

About This Tool

This BEM Class Name Generator is a free online tool designed to help frontend developers create consistent and maintainable CSS class names following the BEM (Block, Element, Modifier) methodology.

BEM is a popular naming convention that provides a clear structure for your CSS classes, making your code easier to understand, maintain, and scale. With this tool, you can quickly generate all possible class combinations based on your component structure.

Benefits of Using BEM:

Creates self-documenting code structure
Reduces CSS specificity conflicts
Improves team collaboration and onboarding
Makes CSS more modular and reusable
Simplifies style maintenance for large projects

This tool is completely free to use with no limitations. You can generate as many class names as you need without any signup or subscription.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is BEM methodology?

BEM (Block, Element, Modifier) is a component-based approach to web development. The idea is to divide the user interface into independent blocks, making interface development easy and fast even with a complex UI.

Why should I use BEM?

BEM provides a consistent naming structure that helps teams collaborate effectively on large projects. It reduces CSS specificity issues, makes your code self-documenting, and allows for easier maintenance and scalability.

Is this tool completely free?

Yes, this BEM Class Name Generator is completely free to use with no limitations. There are no signups, subscriptions, or hidden fees.

How do I use the generated classes?

Simply copy the generated class names and use them in your HTML elements. Each class follows standard BEM syntax: .block, .block__element, and .block--modifier.

Can I use multiple modifiers?

Yes! Enter multiple modifiers separated by commas in the modifier field. The tool will generate all possible combinations with your block and element names.