CSS Gradient Generator
Pick two or more colours and generate linear or radial CSS gradient
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About CSS Gradient Generator
Create Stunning CSS Gradients with Zero Effort
Gradients add depth, energy, and visual interest to any design, but writing the CSS for them from scratch is surprisingly fiddly. Getting the angle right, choosing colours that blend smoothly, and positioning colour stops precisely all require careful tweaking. The CSS Gradient Generator gives you a visual canvas where you can experiment with linear, radial, and conic gradients and see the CSS update in real time, turning what used to be a tedious process into a creative one.
Linear, Radial, and Conic Gradients
CSS supports three types of gradients, and the CSS Gradient Generator handles all of them. Linear gradients transition between colours along a straight line at any angle. Radial gradients radiate outward from a centre point in a circular or elliptical shape. Conic gradients sweep around a centre point like the hands of a clock, which is perfect for pie chart effects and colour wheels. Switch between types with a single click and watch the preview transform instantly.
Intuitive Colour Stop Editor
Colour stops are the backbone of any gradient. The CSS Gradient Generator presents them on a visual bar where you can click to add new stops, drag to reposition them, and click each one to change its colour and opacity. The gradient preview updates in real time as you move stops around, making it easy to find the exact transition you are looking for. Remove stops you do not need by dragging them off the bar. This interaction feels natural and is far more efficient than editing comma-separated CSS values by hand.
Angle and Direction Control
For linear gradients, the direction matters as much as the colours. The tool provides both a degree input field for precision and a circular dial that you can drag to set the angle visually. Common directions like top-to-bottom, left-to-right, and diagonal are available as one-click presets. For radial gradients, you can set the centre position and choose between circular and elliptical shapes. These controls give you full creative freedom without requiring you to remember the syntax for each option.
Gradient Presets and Inspiration
Not sure where to start? The CSS Gradient Generator includes a curated gallery of gradient presets inspired by popular design trends. Warm sunsets, cool ocean blues, vibrant neon glows, subtle paper textures, and elegant dark themes are all available with a single click. Use them as-is or treat them as a starting point and customise the colours to match your brand. Having a library of proven combinations takes the pressure off when creative inspiration is running low.
Layered and Complex Gradients
Some of the most striking visual effects in modern web design come from layering multiple gradients on top of each other. The CSS Gradient Generator supports stacking multiple gradient layers, each with its own type, colours, angle, and opacity. Combine a subtle radial glow with a bold linear gradient and an overlaid conic pattern to create something truly unique. The generated CSS combines all layers into a single background property with proper comma separation.
Repeating Gradients for Patterns
The tool also supports repeating-linear-gradient and repeating-radial-gradient functions, which tile the gradient pattern to create stripes, checkerboards, and other repeating textures purely with CSS. These patterns are lightweight alternatives to background images, loading instantly and scaling to any resolution without pixelation.
Production-Ready CSS Output
Copy the generated CSS and paste it directly into your stylesheet. The output uses standard syntax supported by all modern browsers with no vendor prefixes required. The CSS Gradient Generator runs entirely in your browser, keeps your design work private, and is completely free to use for personal and commercial projects alike.