Gradient Generator

Build CSS gradients visually and copy linear-gradient code for backgrounds, buttons, and UI accents.

⌘ Runs in browser ◴ No data stored ⌁ Free

Search Intent

CSS gradients ready for UI and landing pages

Create CSS gradient code for backgrounds, buttons, and sections, then copy it directly into your stylesheet.

Use the generator to tune linear/radial types, color stops, angle, and direction, then compare the live preview before exporting.

Copy the generated `linear-gradient(...)` or `radial-gradient(...)` value and paste it into `background`/`background-image` immediately.

Typical use cases

Landing hero, card highlights, button backgrounds, banners, and brand sections where a controlled color transition improves visual hierarchy.

Color and angle combination

Balance brand colors with stop points and direction (for example `to right`, `90deg`, `to bottom right`) to fit readability and tone.

After paste checks

After pasting, verify text contrast, brand color consistency, and rendering on major browsers (Chrome/Firefox/Safari).

The tool focuses on quick CSS generation and copy. Validate accessibility contrast and cross-browser appearance after applying the code.

Gradient Generator Gradient generator workspace

Generated CSS gradient

How to use

  1. 1 Choose a linear or radial gradient and adjust the angle.
  2. 2 Add color stops or change their colors and positions while checking the preview.
  3. 3 Copy the generated CSS gradient code into your stylesheet.

Common use cases

  • Linear gradient CSS creation
  • CSS background gradient generation
  • Color stop position tuning

Frequently asked questions

Which gradients can I create?

You can create linear-gradient and radial-gradient values, and linear gradients include an adjustable angle.

Can I add or edit color stops?

Yes. Adjust colors and positions, then add or remove color stops to update the preview and CSS immediately.

How do I use the generated CSS?

The output appears as a background property, and the copy button lets you paste it into your stylesheet.

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