CSS Gradient Generator
Hand-coding gradient syntax is tedious and error-prone. CSS Gradient Generator lets you visually build linear, radial, or conic gradients and copy clean CSS code instantly.
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How to Use
Step 1
Choose a Gradient Mode
Select Linear, Radial, or Conic depending on the effect you want — a straight color transition, one that radiates from a center point, or one that sweeps around like a color wheel.
Step 2
Add and Customize Color Stops
Pick colors using hex or RGB values, add extra stop handles for multi-color gradients, and drag each stop's position slider to control exactly where one color blends into the next.
Step 3
Adjust the Angle or Direction
Use the angle wheel or direction presets to rotate a linear gradient, or reposition the origin point for radial and conic gradients, watching the live preview update as you go.
Step 4
Copy or Download the CSS
Once the preview looks right, copy the generated CSS snippet straight into your stylesheet, or export the gradient itself as a PNG or WEBP image.
Key Features
Multi-Style Gradient Modes
Supports linear, radial, and conic gradient calculations for flexible visual design options.
Interactive Visual Canvas
Drag color stops, adjust opacity, and fine-tune direction angles with real-time visual feedback.
Cross-Browser Compatible Code
Generates standard CSS3 code snippets optimized for modern web browsers without bloat.
100% Client-Side Speed
Enjoy instant rendering and complete privacy as all style processing occurs locally in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
A linear gradient transitions color along a straight line or angle, a radial gradient radiates outward from a center point like a circle, and a conic gradient sweeps color around a center point in a rotational pattern, similar to a color wheel.
Yes — you can add as many color stops as you need along the slider bar, each with its own color and position, to build complex multi-color gradient combinations for banners, buttons, or full-page backgrounds.
Yes — the output uses standard CSS3 gradient syntax, so it drops straight into plain CSS, HTML, React, Vue, or WordPress theme stylesheets without any modification.
Yes — alongside copying the CSS code, you can export the gradient as a PNG or WEBP image in preset sizes suited to banners, social posts, or full-HD backgrounds.
No — everything is rendered and generated locally in your browser, so your color choices and gradient settings are never uploaded or stored, even if you're working on an unreleased brand design.
Yes, it's completely free with no signup, watermark, or export limit, for as many gradients as you want to design, whether it's for a single button or a full site redesign.
Yes. You can fine-tune the angle using the interactive gradient angle wheel or pick from ready-made direction presets to control exactly how colors transition across your design. This works for linear and conic gradients, where direction matters most, giving you real-time visual feedback as you drag and adjust angles instead of guessing at CSS values.
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