CSS Gradient Generator

Create stunning CSS gradients visually. Supports linear and radial gradients, angle control, multiple color stops, and instant CSS code generation. Free online tool.

Everything runs in your browser — your data is never sent to any server.

Why Use a CSS Gradient Generator?

CSS gradients add depth, visual interest, and modern aesthetics to web designs. However, writing gradient CSS by hand is tedious and error-prone, especially with multiple color stops. Our visual gradient generator lets you design gradients interactively and copy production-ready CSS code instantly.

Key Features

  • Linear and radial gradient support
  • Angle control with visual slider (0–360°)
  • Unlimited color stops with position control
  • Live preview that updates instantly
  • One-click copy of CSS code

How It Works

  1. Choose linear or radial gradient type
  2. Set the angle or shape for your gradient
  3. Add and customize color stops
  4. Copy the generated CSS code

Technical Details

This tool generates standard CSS gradient syntax as defined in the CSS Images Module Level 3 specification. Linear gradients use the format linear-gradient(angle, color1 pos1%, color2 pos2%, ...), and radial gradients use radial-gradient(shape, ...). Color stops are sorted by position before generating the CSS. The tool supports all valid CSS color formats including hex, rgb(), and named colors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between linear and radial gradients?

Linear gradients transition colors along a straight line (controlled by angle), while radial gradients transition from a center point outward in a circle or ellipse shape.

How many color stops can I add?

There is no strict limit — you can add as many color stops as you need. However, for performance and visual clarity, 2–5 stops are typically sufficient for most designs.

Will the generated CSS work in all browsers?

The generated CSS uses standard syntax supported by all modern browsers. For older browsers, you may need vendor prefixes (-webkit-, -moz-), but these are rarely needed today.

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