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CSS Gradient Generator

Create beautiful CSS linear and radial gradients with a live preview. Adjust colors, angles, and stops, and copy the CSS for your project instantly.

Gradient Generator
Build custom gradients and grab the CSS.
Live Preview
Your gradient updates in real-time.
background: linear-gradient(90deg, #6366f1 0%, #a855f7 100%);
What is a CSS Gradient?

A CSS gradient allows you to display a smooth transition between two or more designated colors. Instead of using flat colors or image files, gradients are generated rapidly by the browser, rendering perfectly at any screen size while improving loading text/performance. Gradients can be Linear (transitioning in a straight line) or Radial (expanding from a central point).

How it Works

Color Selection

Start with two colors that already work nicely together, such as a subtle blue and indigo for a professional edge, or warm orange and pink for high energy.

Angle & Blend

Adjust the angle or direction of a linear gradient until the geometric blend feels balanced across your layout.

Adding Depth

Add a third stop only if you want an extra layer of visual depth without muddying the design or diminishing text readability.
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