Theme exports for Tailwind, CSS variables, and JSON

ChromUI exports are built for developers and design-system teams who want to move from a validated theme into implementation without rebuilding the whole system by hand.

The point is not just file output. The point is to carry a tested theme into real frontend workflows: CSS variables, Tailwind, or JSON design tokens.

CSS variables
Best for framework-agnostic theming, component libraries, and direct stylesheet integration.
Tailwind
Best for utility-first projects that want tokenized theme values in `theme.extend` style workflows.
JSON tokens
Best for teams that want structured token output for tooling, pipelines, or plugins.

How exports fit real workflows

Teams rarely need one isolated file format. They need a theme that can be previewed, validated, then exported into the stack they actually use.

ChromUI keeps those steps connected. The same theme you inspect in previews becomes the export you ship.

Tailwind theme export
Theme.extend-oriented output for utility-first frontend workflows.
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CSS variables export
Framework-agnostic custom properties for production theming.
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JSON design tokens export
Structured token output for design systems, tooling, and processing pipelines.
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shadcn/ui theme export
Theme output mapped to a common component-library variable style.
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Tailwind theme generator
Explore the intent page for Tailwind-specific theme generation.
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CSS variables theme generator
Explore how CSS custom property workflows map to ChromUI exports.
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Design token generator
See the broader token-generation story behind the exports.
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How to export design tokens to Tailwind
Read the implementation guide for Tailwind-oriented export workflows.
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Generate and export a theme

Open ChromUI to generate a theme, preview it in realistic layouts, and export the output your frontend workflow needs.

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