CSS Gradient Generator
Design smooth linear and radial color gradients and copy production-ready CSS code instantly.
📖 How to Use This Tool
Follow these quick steps to build modern website gradients:
- Step 1: Select your starting and ending color stops using the color pickers.
- Step 2: Choose the directional angle for your linear color transition.
- Step 3: Copy your production-ready CSS background property directly into your stylesheets.
✨ Key Benefits
This utility runs entirely inside your web browser. No color values or style settings are transmitted to external servers, ensuring total data confidentiality.
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How CSS Linear & Radial Gradients Work
Design multi-stop linear, radial, and conic CSS background gradients with visual controls.
Calculation & Methodology
background: linear-gradient(direction, color-stop1, color-stop2, ...)
Extract Colors & Hex Codes
Convert HEX, RGB, and HSL color values with our free color picker.
Open Color PickerFrequently Asked Questions
What is the default angle direction for CSS linear gradients?
The default direction is `to bottom` (equivalent to `180deg`), running vertically from top to bottom.
Can CSS gradients include transparent alpha channels?
Yes, use `rgba()` or 8-digit HEX color stops to create smooth transparent fades.