column-count divides content into vertical columns inside its container.
Local CSS multi-column generator
Créez une mise en page CSS multi-colonnes avec aperçu en direct
Choisissez un nombre de colonnes, ajustez l'espace et le séparateur, et copiez le CSS qui diffuse le texte réel dans la mise en page.
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column-count: 3; column-gap: 32px; column-rule: 2px solid #1746d1;CSS multi-column layout lets a block of text flow through several vertical columns. It is useful for editorial pages, compact reference panels, and print-like sections where the reading order should continue from one column into the next. Adjust the gap to give each column room to breathe, then add a quiet rule when the separation needs to be visible.
QUICK GUIDE
Columns change the reading flow
column-gap controls the space between columns; it does not change the content width.
column-rule is painted inside that gap, so a divider does not add layout width.
Multi-column layout is useful for editorial copy, compact lists, and print-like sections.
FAQ
CSS columns questions
How does text flow?
The browser fills one column and continues into the next, fragmenting the content inside the element.
Why does the rule sit inside the gap?
CSS paints column rules in the gap, so changing the gap gives the divider more breathing room.
Should I use Grid instead?
Use columns when text should flow naturally. Use Grid when each item needs an explicit row and column position.