CSS grid-column-end Property

Last Updated : 11 Jul, 2025

The CSS grid-column-end property specifies the ending position of a grid item within a grid layout. The grid-column-end property defines how many columns an item will span, or on which column line the item will end, allowing precise placement within the grid structure.

Syntax

grid-column-end: auto |span n | column-line;

Property Values

Property Value	Description
auto	The grid items will span in one column. It is the default value.
span n	It is used to specify the number of column items that will span.
column-line	It is used to specify on which column to end the display of the item, the user can set the end of the column.

Example 1: Using grid-column-end: auto;

In this example, we create a CSS grid container with three columns, a green background, and evenly spaced white boxes containing numbers, centered within the grid cells using the display: grid property.

Output:

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Example 2: Using grid-column-end: span n;

In this example, we creates a CSS grid container with three columns. The first item spans all three columns, and the remaining items fill individual cells. The grid has a green background and white boxes.

Output:

👁 Image

Example 3: Using grid-column-end: column-line;

In this example, we creates a CSS grid container with three columns. The first item spans two columns, and the remaining items fill individual cells. The grid has a green background and white boxes.

Output:

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Supported Browsers: The browser supported by grid-column-end property are listed below: