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CSS Gradient Generator

Create linear and radial CSS gradients visually with live preview

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background: linear-gradient(90deg, #6366f1 0%, #ec4899 100%);

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What Is CSS Gradient Generator?

The CSS Gradient Generator is a free visual tool for creating linear and radial CSS gradients. Adjust colors, positions, angles, and shapes with instant live preview and one-click CSS code export. No design software needed — just copy the code straight into your stylesheet.

How to Use

  1. Choose between Linear or Radial gradient type
  2. For linear gradients, set the angle using the slider (0–360°)
  3. Add, remove, or reposition color stops to design your gradient
  4. Preview updates in real time in the preview panel
  5. Click Copy CSS to copy the ready-to-use CSS code

Features

  • Linear and radial gradient modes
  • Angle control for linear gradients (0–360°)
  • Ellipse and circle shapes for radial gradients
  • Multiple color stops with individual position control
  • Real-time live preview
  • One-click copy of generated CSS code

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a linear gradient?

A linear gradient transitions colors along a straight line defined by an angle. For example, linear-gradient(90deg, red, blue) fades from red to blue from left to right.

What is a radial gradient?

A radial gradient radiates outward from a central point in a circle or ellipse shape, transitioning through your chosen color stops from center to edge.

Can I add more than two colors?

Yes. Click "Add Stop" to insert additional color stops between existing ones. You can add as many stops as you like to create complex multi-color gradients.

Is the generated CSS cross-browser compatible?

The generated code uses the standard unprefixed CSS gradient syntax, which is supported by all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.