CSS Gradient Generator
Design beautiful gradients and get ready-to-use CSS code
Gradient Controls
Live Preview
CSS Output
Usage Examples
Warm Gradient
A beautiful warm gradient transitioning from sunrise orange to sunset pink.
Ocean Gradient
A cool ocean-inspired gradient from deep blue to turquoise.
Radial Glow
A radial gradient creating a spotlight or glow effect from center.
Features
Multiple Gradient Types
Create linear, radial, and conic gradients with full control over direction and position
Live Visual Preview
See the gradient update in real-time as you adjust colors, stops, angles and positions
Multiple Color Stops
Add unlimited color stops with position control for complex, beautiful gradients
Privacy First
Everything runs in your browser — no data is sent to any server
How to Use?
Choose Type & Colors
Select a gradient type (linear, radial, conic) and add color stops with the color picker.
Adjust Direction
Use the angle slider for linear gradients or position controls for radial and conic types.
Copy the CSS
Click the Copy CSS button to copy the generated gradient code to your clipboard.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CSS Gradient Generator?
A CSS gradient generator lets you visually design gradient backgrounds without memorizing syntax. Pick your gradient type (linear, radial, or conic), add color stops, adjust the angle or position, and the tool spits out clean CSS you can paste straight into your project.
Key Features
All three CSS gradient types in one tool. Unlimited color stops with drag-to-reposition. An angle slider for linear gradients and position controls for radial/conic ones. Beautiful presets to get you started fast. The generated CSS includes -webkit prefixes for older browser support.
Common Use Cases
Hero section backgrounds, button hover states, card overlays, and decorative borders. Radial gradients work nicely for spotlight effects, while conic gradients are perfect for color wheels or pie-chart-style visuals.
Tips
Stick to 2-3 colors for clean designs. Use analogous colors (neighbors on the color wheel) for smooth transitions. For a subtle background, try a gradient between two very similar shades. And always check your gradient on both light and dark backgrounds.
Privacy
Runs entirely in your browser. No colors, no settings, nothing gets uploaded anywhere.