CSS Gradient Generator
Generate linear and radial CSS gradients with visual editor. Add multiple color stops and customize angles. Free gradient generator with live preview.
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What is CSS Gradient Generator?
A CSS gradient generator creates linear, radial, and conic gradients through an intuitive visual interface. It sets color stops, angles, and positions to generate CSS code for smooth color transitions in backgrounds and overlays.
Key Benefits
- Multiple gradient types
- Color stop control
- Angle adjustment
- Copy CSS instantly
Common Use Cases
- •Background designs
- •Button styling
- •Hero sections
- •Overlay effects
How to Create CSS Gradients
- Choose gradient type: Select linear, radial, or conic gradient style.
- Add color stops: Click to add colors and adjust their positions.
- Set direction: For linear gradients, set the angle or direction.
- Copy CSS code: Copy the generated CSS gradient property for your styles.
Key Features
- Create linear and radial gradients
- Multiple color stops
- Angle and position controls
- Gradient presets library
- Live preview
- Copy CSS gradient code
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of gradients can I create?
Create linear, radial, and conic gradients. Linear flows in a straight line, radial radiates from center, conic rotates around a point like a pie chart.
How do I add multiple color stops?
Click to add color stops at any position. Each stop defines a color and its location (0-100%). More stops create smoother or more complex transitions.
What is the gradient angle?
Angle (0-360°) sets the direction of linear gradients. 0° goes up, 90° goes right, 180° goes down. Keywords like "to right" also work.
Can I use transparency in gradients?
Yes, use RGBA or HSLA colors with alpha values. Transparent gradients create overlay and fade effects.
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