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CSS Gradient

Free web design tool

CSS Gradient Generator

Build CSS gradients by setting colors, stop positions, and angles. No account is required: your inputs and generated CSS stay in your browser.

Create a CSS gradient

Gradient type

Color stops (2–5)

Live preview

Preview

Valid settings appear here immediately.

CSS code

Copy the background declaration.

Presets

What you can do with this free tool

  • Create linear, radial, and conic CSS gradients.
  • Set two to five color stops and their positions.
  • Adjust angles, shapes, and focal positions with a live preview.
  • Copy the generated background declaration with one click.

How to create a CSS gradient

  1. Choose a gradient type.
  2. Set colors and positions with the color picker or HEX fields.
  3. Adjust the angle, shape, or position when needed.
  4. Review the preview and paste the copied CSS into your stylesheet.

Linear, radial, and conic gradients

A linear gradient changes color along an angle, making it useful for backgrounds, buttons, and banners. A radial gradient spreads outward from a center point and works well for light effects. A conic gradient rotates colors around a center point for pie-chart-like accents and decorative details.

Notes and limitations

This version creates a single background layer from opaque HEX colors. It does not generate image files, animations, multiple layers, accounts, or server-side storage. Check the final result in the browsers you support.

Frequently asked questions

Are my colors or generated CSS sent anywhere?

No. Inputs, validation, generation, and copying happen in the browser. The tool does not send or save them through an external API.

How many color stops can I add?

You can use two to five. The tool will not let you remove stops below two.

Can two stops use the same position?

No. Duplicate positions are shown as an error to avoid unintended abrupt color changes.

Can I use the generated CSS as-is?

It is a basic background declaration. Check it with your existing CSS and supported browsers before publishing.

Privacy

Gradient settings and generated CSS stay in your browser. Read the Privacy Policy for details.