CSS Gradient Generator

A gradient is a smooth transition between two or more colors. In CSS, these are rendered mathematically by the browser, ensuring they look sharp at any resolution.

Linear gradients flow in a straight line (e.g., top to bottom). Radial gradients radiate outwards from a central point (like a glow).

Our tool supports up to 5 colors ('Color Stops'). You can slide them to adjust where one color starts blending into the next.

Yes. Every change you make updates a live CSS snippet (e.g., `background: linear-gradient(...)`) that you can paste directly into your stylesheet.

Color stops are specific points along the gradient line where a color is at its 100% pure state before it starts shifting to the next color.

Yes. CSS gradients load instantly, use zero bandwidth compared to images, and are perfectly responsive without any pixelation.

Yes. You can rotate the 'Angle' dial in our tool to any degree (0° to 360°) to achieve the perfect diagonal or horizontal look.

A mesh gradient is a complex, multi-directional blend of colors. Our tool focuses on standard Linear/Radial types, which are compatible with all modern browsers.

Standard linear gradients work in most browsers from the last decade. For very old browsers, our tool provides a 'fallback' solid color hex code.

You can adjust the 'Alpha' or 'Opacity' of any color stop in the picker to create gradients that let the background show through.