The Gradient Generator lets you design CSS gradients visually. Start by choosing gradient type — linear, radial, or conic. Click the gradient preview bar to add color stops, then click each stop to change its color. Drag stops to adjust their position along the gradient. For linear gradients, use the angle dial or type a degree value. Radial gradients let you set the center point and shape. The live preview updates instantly as you make changes. When satisfied, click Copy CSS to get the ready-to-use code. You can also save gradients and generate matching color variations.
Create linear gradients (top-to-bottom or any angle), radial gradients (circular from a center point), and conic gradients (rotating around a center).
Yes, add unlimited color stops. Click the gradient bar to add new stops and drag them to position. Each stop can be individually colored.
Click Copy to clipboard and paste the CSS directly into your stylesheet. The output uses standard CSS gradient syntax supported by all modern browsers.
For linear gradients, set any angle from 0° to 360°. For radial gradients, choose the shape (circle/ellipse) and center position.
The tool generates standard CSS3 syntax that works in all modern browsers. Older browsers may need vendor prefixes which you can add separately.