Webpack Config Generator

Free
Utility

Create optimized webpack configurations visually without writing code

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Webpack Config Generator

Generated Configuration

Quick Templates

Documentation

Required Dependencies

Core Dependencies

npm i -D webpack webpack-cli webpack-dev-server

Based on your configuration:

npm i -D babel-loader @babel/core @babel/preset-env npm i -D style-loader npm i -D css-loader npm i -D html-webpack-plugin npm i -D mini-css-extract-plugin
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Examples of Real-World Usage

6 real-world examples

Frontend Developers

Generate optimized webpack configurations for React, Vue, or vanilla JavaScript projects without diving into complex documentation.

Library Authors

Create specialized build configurations for JavaScript libraries with proper output formats and external dependencies.

Project Leads

Quickly set up consistent build configurations across multiple projects to enforce team standards and best practices.

Webpack Beginners

Learn webpack configuration visually by seeing how different options affect the output while experimenting with various settings.

Tech Educators

Use as a teaching tool to demonstrate webpack concepts and configuration options to students in a visual, interactive way.

DevOps Engineers

Generate optimized production build configurations with the right plugins for performance, caching, and asset optimization.

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Key Features

Create webpack configurations effortlessly with advanced options

User-Friendly Configuration

Create complex webpack configurations without writing code through an intuitive interface.

Ready-to-Use Templates

Start with pre-configured templates for React, TypeScript, and static sites.

Loader Management

Configure loaders for JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, SASS, images, and more.

Plugin Integration

Easily add and configure popular webpack plugins with custom options.

Dev Server Setup

Configure webpack-dev-server with hot reloading, proxies, and more.

Multiple Output Formats

Export your configuration as JavaScript or JSON with a single click.

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How to Use

Simple 5-step process

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Step 1

Choose basic settings like mode (development/production) and dev server options.

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Step 2

Configure entry points and output settings for your build.

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Add loaders to process different file types like JS, CSS, and images.

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Step 4

Configure plugins to extend webpack functionality.

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Step 5

Generate and download your webpack configuration file.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our process, pricing, and technical capabilities.

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Webpack is a static module bundler for JavaScript applications that processes and bundles your code, styles, and assets into optimized output files.

A webpack configuration allows you to customize how your code is bundled, optimized, and processed, enabling features like code splitting, asset optimization, and development tooling.

Yes! We provide a ready-to-use React template, or you can customize your configuration with babel-loader and appropriate plugins for React development.

Absolutely. You can use our TypeScript template or add ts-loader manually to process TypeScript files in your project.

Our generator supports configuration for various CSS preprocessors. Just add the appropriate loaders like sass-loader or less-loader.

Download the generated webpack.config.js file, place it in your project root, install the required dependencies, and run webpack using your package manager of choice.

Yes, our generator includes optimization options for enabling code splitting through the splitChunks and runtimeChunk settings.

Yes, you can enable Hot Module Replacement through the dev server options in our generator.

Yes, the configurations generated are compatible with webpack 5 and follow modern webpack best practices.

You can add the DefinePlugin to your configuration to define environment variables that will be available in your code at compile time.

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