Create beautiful CSS gradients visually. Generate linear, radial, and conic
gradients with live preview. Free online gradient maker with CSS code export.
Color Stops
What is a CSS Gradient?
A CSS gradient is a smooth transition between two or more colors. Gradients are
commonly used in web design to create visually appealing backgrounds, buttons, and
UI elements without using images. CSS gradients are generated by the browser, making
them lightweight and scalable.
Types of CSS Gradients
Linear Gradient: Colors transition along a straight line at a specified
angle
Radial Gradient: Colors radiate outward from a center point
Conic Gradient: Colors rotate around a center point like a pie chart
How to Use CSS Gradients
Select your gradient type (linear, radial, or conic)
Choose your colors using the color picker
Adjust the angle (for linear) or position (for radial/conic)
Add or remove color stops as needed
Copy the generated CSS code and paste it in your stylesheet
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create a CSS gradient?
To create a CSS gradient, choose your gradient type (linear, radial,
or conic), select your colors using the color picker, adjust the angle or position, and
copy the generated CSS code. Our visual editor shows a live preview as you make changes.
What types of gradients are supported?
This tool supports three types of CSS gradients: linear gradients
(colors transition along a line), radial gradients (colors radiate from a center point),
and conic gradients (colors rotate around a center point).
Can I use these gradients in production?
Yes! The CSS code generated is standard CSS3 that works in all
modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. The gradients are
lightweight and don't require any images.
How do I add more color stops?
Click the 'Add Color' button to add more color stops to your
gradient. You can drag color stops to reposition them or click the X to remove them.