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CSS Gradient Generator

Design beautiful CSS gradients and generate cross-browser code.

// Gradient Type

45°

// Color Stops

0%
100%

// CSS Output

About the CSS Gradient Generator

The CSS Gradient Generator is a powerful visual design tool that lets developers and designers create beautiful, complex CSS gradients without writing any code by hand. Whether you need a subtle background for a button or a vibrant, full-screen conic gradient, this tool provides the precision controls you need.

Features

  • Interactive Visual Builder: Add, drag, and remove color stops intuitively on a live gradient bar.
  • All Gradient Types: Full support for Linear, Radial, and Conic gradients, complete with angle dials and position controls.
  • Instant CSS Output: As you tweak the visual controls, the production-ready CSS background code is generated instantly and is ready to be copied.
  • Curated Presets: Kickstart your design with our collection of hand-crafted presets or hit 'Randomize' for instant inspiration.

To get started, select your desired gradient type, tweak the color stops by dragging the handles on the bar, and copy the generated CSS directly into your project!

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I create a CSS gradient?

Use our interactive visual editor to add colors, position stops, and choose a gradient type (linear or radial). Once you are satisfied with the preview, the tool automatically generates the corresponding CSS code for you to copy and paste.

What is the difference between linear and radial gradient?

A linear gradient transitions colors in a straight line from one direction to another (e.g., top to bottom). A radial gradient transitions colors outward from a central point in a circular or elliptical shape.

Can I copy the generated CSS code directly?

Yes, the tool outputs fully compliant CSS code in real-time. You can click the 'Copy CSS' button to instantly copy the exact properties and background values needed for your stylesheet.

How many color stops can a gradient have?

CSS theoretically supports an unlimited number of color stops. Our generator allows you to add multiple stops, letting you create highly complex, multi-layered visual transitions across the background.

What is a conic gradient used for?

A conic gradient transitions colors rotated around a center point, similar to a color wheel or a pie chart. It is extremely useful for creating circular progress bars, metallic reflections, or complex radial patterns.