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CSS Gradient Generator

Build linear, radial, and conic CSS gradients with a live preview, then copy the code. Add color stops, set the angle, pick a preset, and paste the CSS into your project. Free, no signup.

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Guide

How to use the CSS gradient generator

1

Pick A Type And Colors

Choose linear, radial, or conic, then set your color stops with the color pickers. Add as many stops as you need.

2

Adjust The Look

Drag the angle slider, change the radial shape and position, or hit Random for a quick idea. The preview updates live.

3

Copy The CSS

When it looks right, copy the generated CSS and paste it straight into your stylesheet.

CSS Gradient Generator

Stop Hand-Writing Gradient Syntax

Benefits

Why Use Our CSS Gradient Generator?

Live Preview

See the gradient fill a large preview as you tweak colors, angle, and stops, so there is no guesswork.

Linear, Radial, Conic

Switch between all three gradient types with one click and get the correct CSS for each.

Unlimited Color Stops

Add, edit, position, and remove as many color stops as you want, with both a picker and a hex field.

Presets And Random

Start from a ready-made preset or hit Random to discover a color combo you would not have tried.

Copy Clean CSS

Get a single, ready to paste background line, no extra junk, that works in every modern browser.

Runs In Your Browser

Everything is generated on your device. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no signup.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about CSS gradients.

What types of CSS gradients can I make?

You can build linear, radial, and conic gradients. Linear fades color along a straight line at any angle, radial spreads from a center point as a circle or ellipse, and conic sweeps colors around a center like a color wheel. Switch between them with one click and the CSS updates to match.

How do I add more colors to a gradient?

Click Add to create a new color stop, then set its color with the picker or a hex code and choose where it sits with the position percentage. You can add as many stops as you like and remove any of them, as long as at least two remain.

How does the angle work in a linear gradient?

The angle sets the direction the colors flow. In CSS, 0 degrees points up, 90 degrees points right, 180 down, and 270 left. Drag the slider and the preview rotates live, so you can find the exact direction without remembering the numbers.

Will the gradient CSS work in all browsers?

Yes. Linear, radial, and conic gradients are supported in all modern browsers. The generated code uses the standard syntax, so you can paste it straight into your stylesheet on the background property without vendor prefixes for current browsers.

Does this tool send my data anywhere?

No. The gradient and its CSS are generated entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored on a server, and there is no signup required to use it.

Is the CSS gradient generator free?

Yes, it is completely free with no limits. Build as many gradients as you want and copy the CSS each time.

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