CSS to SCSS
Your data never leaves your browserConvert plain CSS to SCSS with nested selectors and $variables.
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About CSS to SCSS
Transform standard CSS into SCSS (Sassy CSS) by nesting child selectors inside their parent rules and extracting repeated property values into $variables. The converter uses heuristic analysis to detect common repeated values and structures them as reusable SCSS variables at the top of the output.
How to use
- Paste your CSS into the input panel.
- The converted SCSS appears in the output panel with nested rules and extracted $variables.
- Click Copy and paste the SCSS into your .scss file.
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs about CSS to SCSS
What is the difference between SCSS and Sass?
SCSS uses the same curly-brace syntax as CSS, making it easy to adopt incrementally. Sass (indented syntax) uses indentation instead of braces and semicolons, which is more concise but requires a larger migration.
Does this support all CSS features?
The converter handles standard rule sets and common property patterns. Complex at-rules like @keyframes and @media may require manual adjustment after conversion.
How are variables detected?
Property values that appear more than once across different rules are extracted as $variables with descriptive names at the top of the output.
Will nested selectors always work correctly?
Nesting follows a simple hierarchy based on selector patterns. Complex combinators or pseudo-selectors may need manual review after conversion.
Is my data safe?
All conversion runs in your browser. No data is sent to any server.