Stylus to CSS Converter
Paste Stylus source and get plain CSS — variables are resolved, nested rules are flattened, and missing braces/semicolons are added.
Last updated: May 25, 2026
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Stylus is a CSS preprocessor known for its flexible syntax. Colons, semicolons, and braces are all optional, and variables are declared with simple `name = value` assignments. Like SASS and SCSS, Stylus supports nested selectors, parent references (`&`), and parametric mixins.
This converter normalises Stylus into SCSS-style source (adding colons, semicolons, and braces, and rewriting variable assignments as `$name: value;`) and then runs the SCSS-to-CSS pass. The end result is plain CSS with variables substituted, nested selectors flattened, and basic mixin bodies inlined.
It is well suited for migrating a Stylus snippet to plain CSS, inspecting how nesting will collapse, or pasting a Stylus example into a CSS-only project. As with the other preprocessor-to-CSS converters here, complex Stylus features (control flow, advanced functions, transparent mixins) are not evaluated and should be rewritten manually.
How to Use Stylus to CSS Converter
Paste Stylus code into the input panel.
The CSS output appears instantly on the right.
Confirm that nested rules and variable substitutions look correct.
Copy the CSS or download it as a .css file.
Manually rework any Stylus-only features (conditionals, loops, built-in functions).
Common Use Cases
- Migrate a Stylus partial to plain CSS for a static page or CMS theme.
- Inspect how Stylus indentation and nesting collapse into descendant rules.
- Strip Stylus variables and mixins from a snippet before pasting into a CSS-only project.
- Compare equivalent CSS output between Stylus, SCSS, and SASS.
- Convert a Stylus example from documentation without installing the Stylus CLI.
Example Input and Output
Compile Stylus with variables and nesting into CSS.
primary = #0f766e
.card
color primary
.title
font-weight 600
&:hover
color white.card {
color: #0f766e;
}
.card .title {
font-weight: 600;
}
.card:hover {
color: white;
}Privacy
All conversion happens locally in your browser. No Stylus or CSS is transmitted to any server.
Stylus features that need a real compiler
Use the official Stylus CLI when you rely on control-flow features, transparent mixins, the built-in math/colour helpers, or @block-style assignments.

