🎨 Gradient Generator

Generate beautiful CSS gradients with professional controls for linear, radial, and conic gradients. Features color theory-based suggestions, accessibility analysis, and production-ready CSS code.

Choose the type of gradient to create
Choose the starting color for your gradient
Choose the ending color for your gradient
Set the direction for linear gradients
Enter angle in degrees (0-360)
Choose the shape for radial gradients
Set the center position for radial gradients
Add intermediate colors for complex gradients
Add a middle color for 3-color gradients

How to Use This Gradient Generator

How to Create CSS Gradients:

  1. Select your gradient type (linear, radial, or conic)
  2. Choose colors using the color pickers or hex input
  3. Adjust direction, angle, or position based on gradient type
  4. Add multiple color stops for complex gradients
  5. Copy the generated CSS and use it in your projects

Pro Tips: Use linear gradients for backgrounds, radial for buttons and highlights, and conic for creative color wheel effects. Test accessibility with our built-in contrast checker!

How It Works

The Science Behind CSS Gradients:

CSS gradients create smooth transitions between multiple colors. Here's how they work:

  1. Linear gradients: Colors transition along a straight line at a specified angle
  2. Radial gradients: Colors transition from a center point outward in circular or elliptical patterns
  3. Conic gradients: Colors rotate around a center point like a color wheel
  4. Color interpolation: Browser calculates intermediate colors between your specified stops

Example: linear-gradient(45deg, #ff6b6b 0%, #4ecdc4 100%)

  • 45deg = diagonal angle from bottom-left to top-right
  • #ff6b6b = coral red starting color at 0%
  • #4ecdc4 = turquoise ending color at 100%
  • Browser smoothly blends between these colors

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of gradients can I create with this tool?

Our generator supports all modern CSS gradient types: linear gradients (directional), radial gradients (circular/elliptical), and conic gradients (angular). You can customize colors, direction, shape, position, and color stops for each type.

How do I use the generated CSS code in my website?

Simply copy the generated CSS and apply it to any element using the background property. For example: 'background: linear-gradient(45deg, #ff6b6b, #4ecdc4);'. The code is production-ready and works across all modern browsers.

Can I create gradients with more than two colors?

Yes! Our tool supports unlimited colors in your gradients. Add multiple color stops to create complex, multi-color gradients with precise control over where each color appears in the transition.