Gradient Stops Editor
Edit multi-stop CSS gradients with precise position sliders, reordering, conic gradients and repeating patterns.
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What is Gradient Stops Editor?
The Gradient Stops Editor is a precision tool for building multi-stop CSS gradients. It supports linear, radial, and conic gradient types, repeating patterns, and up to ten independently positioned color stops, with a live preview and ready-to-copy CSS output.
Key Benefits
- Exact position control for every color stop instead of guessing
- Conic and repeating gradient modes for richer visual designs
- Instant reordering and deletion of stops with live preview
- Copy clean CSS straight into any stylesheet with no build step
Common Use Cases
- •Hero section backgrounds and marketing landing pages
- •Decorative borders, dividers, and progress indicators
- •Conic gradient spinners, charts, and pie-style decorations
- •Repeating patterns for textures and striped backgrounds
How to Use the Gradient Stops Editor
- Pick a type: Choose linear, radial, or conic, then toggle repeating mode if you want a tiled pattern.
- Set color stops: Add up to ten stops, pick each color, and drag the position slider to place it between 0 and 100 percent.
- Fine-tune: Reorder stops with the arrows, adjust the angle or radial shape, or load a preset as a starting point.
- Copy the CSS: Preview the gradient, then click Copy to grab the ready-to-paste background CSS.
Key Features
- Linear, radial, conic and repeating gradient modes
- Up to ten color stops with independent position sliders
- Reorder or delete stops with one click
- Six ready-to-use gradient presets
- Live preview and copyable CSS output
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the basic Gradient Generator?
The Gradient Stops Editor focuses on precise multi-stop control: independent position sliders, reordering, conic gradients and repeating modes, supporting up to ten stops.
What is the maximum number of color stops?
You can add up to ten color stops. A minimum of two stops is always enforced so the gradient stays valid.
Does it support conic and repeating gradients?
Yes. Pick conic as the type, and toggle repeating mode to produce repeating-linear-gradient, repeating-radial-gradient, or repeating-conic-gradient output.
Will the generated CSS work in all browsers?
Linear and radial gradients are supported everywhere. Conic gradients are supported in all modern browsers; repeating variants behave identically to their standard counterparts.