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+---
+title: Justify Content
+description: Justify content utilities determine how space is distributed between items in flex and grid containers.
+layout: docs
+tags: layoutUtilities
+---
+
+<style>
+  .preview-wrapper {
+    border: var(--wa-border-width-s) dashed var(--wa-color-neutral-border-normal);
+    border-radius: var(--wa-border-radius-m);
+    min-block-size: 3em;
+    min-inline-size: 5em;
+    padding: var(--wa-space-2xs);
+  }
+  .preview-block {
+    aspect-ratio: 1 / 1;
+    background-color: var(--wa-color-neutral-fill-loud);
+    border-radius: var(--wa-border-radius-s);
+    min-block-size: 1em;
+  }
+</style>
+
+Web Awesome includes classes to set the `justify-content` property of flex and grid containers. Use them alongside other Web Awesome layout utilities, like [cluster](/docs/utilities/cluster) and [stack](/docs/utilities/stack), to distribute space between items along the container's [main axis](#whats-the-main-axis).
+
+| Class Name                         | `justify-content` Value | Preview                                                                                                                                                      |
+| ---------------------------------- | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
+| `wa-justify-content-start`         | `flex-start`            | <div class="wa-cluster wa-gap-2xs wa-justify-content-start preview-wrapper"><div class="preview-block"></div><div class="preview-block"></div></div>         |
+| `wa-justify-content-end`           | `flex-end`              | <div class="wa-cluster wa-gap-2xs wa-justify-content-end preview-wrapper"><div class="preview-block"></div><div class="preview-block"></div></div>           |
+| `wa-justify-content-center`        | `center`                | <div class="wa-cluster wa-gap-2xs wa-justify-content-center preview-wrapper"><div class="preview-block"></div><div class="preview-block"></div></div>        |
+| `wa-justify-content-space-around`  | `space-around`          | <div class="wa-cluster wa-gap-2xs wa-justify-content-space-around preview-wrapper"><div class="preview-block"></div><div class="preview-block"></div></div>  |
+| `wa-justify-content-space-between` | `space-between`         | <div class="wa-cluster wa-gap-2xs wa-justify-content-space-between preview-wrapper"><div class="preview-block"></div><div class="preview-block"></div></div> |
+| `wa-justify-content-space-evenly`  | `space-evenly`          | <div class="wa-cluster wa-gap-2xs wa-justify-content-space-evenly preview-wrapper"><div class="preview-block"></div><div class="preview-block"></div></div>  |
+
+## What's the Main Axis?
+
+The main axis runs parallel to a container's content direction. For grid containers and flex containers where `flex-direction` is `row`, the main axis runs in the inline direction. For containers where `flex-direction` is `column`, the main axis runs in the block direction.