CSS Gradient Generator
Create beautiful CSS gradients visually. Copy the code and paste it into your project.
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #7C3AED 0%, #06B6D4 100%);
Best for: Building a linear, radial or conic gradient and copying the CSS straight into a stylesheet, and adjusting angle and colour stops visually
Limitations: Outputs CSS gradient code only, so it does not export a PNG or SVG for use in a design tool
Best suited for: Front-end developers who want gradient CSS without hand-writing colour stop syntax
How to Use the Gradient Generator
Choose a gradient type: Linear creates a straight-line transition, Radial radiates from a center point, and Conic rotates colors around a center like a pie chart. For linear gradients, set the angle using the slider or quick preset buttons -- 90deg goes left to right, 180deg goes top to bottom.
The color stops control where each color starts and ends. Adjust the position slider for each stop to move it along the gradient. Add extra stops with the Add Stop button to create multi-color gradients. Remove any stop with the x button (at least two stops are required).
Use the preset buttons to apply ready-made gradients instantly. These are great starting points that you can then customize by adjusting colors and positions.
Copy the CSS code with the Copy button and paste it directly into your stylesheet. The output uses the standard CSS gradient syntax that works in all modern browsers without any prefixes.
When placing text over a gradient, ensure sufficient contrast. Use the Contrast Checker tool to verify that your text color meets WCAG accessibility requirements against the gradient's lightest or darkest region.
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