Build CSS Gradients Online
Build CSS linear and radial gradients online with a live preview and copy-ready CSS output.
How to use CSS Gradient Generator
Choose the settings you want for the generated output.
Adjust the available options, then run the tool.
Copy or download the result once it looks right.
Gradient Preview
Why this helps in real workflows
You want a quick hero or card background without opening a design app.
A UI needs a two-color gradient and copy-ready CSS.
You are testing brand colors in a gradient before committing code.
A mockup needs a background treatment that you can tweak visually.
Which tool should you choose?
CSS Gradient Generator: Choose this when you want a visual gradient builder with copy-ready CSS.
Color Code Converter: Choose Color Code Converter when you only need to translate one color across HEX, RGB, and HSL.
Common problems and fixes
I know the colors but do not want to hand-write the gradient syntax.
Set the colors and stops, then copy the generated CSS directly.
I want to compare linear and radial styles quickly.
Switch the gradient type and reuse the same colors in the preview.
I need a preview before I paste the CSS into a project.
Use the preview panel to test the gradient visually before copying the output.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I generate both linear and radial gradients?
Yes. Choose either linear or radial mode and the tool will generate the matching CSS.
Does this show a live preview?
Yes. The page updates the preview box so you can check the gradient before copying the CSS.
What CSS property does the output use?
The output uses background-image: linear-gradient() or radial-gradient(). You can also use background shorthand, which the tool provides alongside the full property version.
Does the angle affect radial gradients?
No. The angle field applies only to linear gradients. Radial gradients expand outward from the center regardless of the angle setting.
What are the color stop percentages?
The start and end stop percentages control where each color begins and ends along the gradient. 0% to 100% is a full transition. Narrowing the range — like 20% to 80% — concentrates the blend in the middle.
Is this CSS gradient generator free?
Yes. It is free to use in your browser.