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CSS Gradient Generator

Create beautiful CSS gradients visually. Choose linear, radial, or conic, customize colors and stops, then copy the CSS.

Gradient Type

Angle: 135°

Color Stops

50%

100%

Presets

CSS Code

background: linear-gradient(135deg, #2C5530 0%, #4A8B50 50%, #F5F0E8 100%);

How to Use

How to use the CSS Gradient Generator

Choose a gradient type

Select linear, radial, or conic gradient. For linear gradients, set the angle using the dial or input field.

Pick your colors

Click the color stops to choose colors. Add more stops for complex gradients, or remove stops to simplify.

Adjust positions

Drag color stops or enter precise percentage positions to control where each color transition happens.

Copy the CSS

Click Copy CSS to grab the gradient code. Paste it as a background property in your stylesheet.

Features

Why use our CSS Gradient Generator?

Visual Gradient Editor

Drag color stops, adjust angles, and see changes in real time on a large preview area.

3 Gradient Types

Create linear, radial, and conic gradients — all with visual controls and instant CSS output.

Unlimited Color Stops

Add as many colors as you want with precise position control for complex multi-color gradients.

Angle Control

Set linear gradient angles with a visual dial or numeric input. Supports any angle from 0 to 360 degrees.

One-Click CSS Copy

Copy the complete CSS background property, ready to paste into your stylesheet.

Browser Compatible

Generates standard CSS that works in all modern browsers without vendor prefixes.

FAQ

CSS Gradient Generator — Common Questions

A CSS gradient is a smooth transition between two or more colors, created purely with CSS code (no images needed). Gradients can be linear (straight line), radial (circular), or conic (around a center point).

Yes, completely free with no sign-up. Create unlimited gradients and copy the CSS code instantly.

Linear gradients (with any angle), radial gradients (circular and elliptical), and conic gradients. You can add as many color stops as you want with precise position control.

Yes. Modern CSS gradients are supported by all current browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). The tool generates standard syntax that works everywhere without vendor prefixes.

Yes. Click 'Add color stop' to add as many colors as you want. You can also drag color stops to adjust their positions along the gradient.

Copy the CSS code and apply it as a background property. For example: background: linear-gradient(90deg, #ff0000, #0000ff); works on any element.

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