CSS Gradient Generator
Create beautiful CSS gradients with live preview. Choose from linear, radial, and conic types with six built-in presets or custom color stops.
Supports repeating gradients, custom directions, and auto-distributed color stops. Copy the CSS value or rule instantly.
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3 Gradient Types
Generate linear, radial, and conic gradients — with optional repeating mode for pattern effects.
6 Preset Palettes
Start with sunset, ocean, aurora, candy, midnight, or mint — then customize color stops and positions to your taste.
Copy CSS Instantly
Copy the raw CSS value or the full CSS rule with one click. Paste directly into your stylesheet or design tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a CSS gradient background?
Use linear-gradient, radial-gradient, or conic-gradient as your element's background or background-image. This tool builds the full value with stops and angles so you can paste it into your stylesheet — perfect for hero sections, landing pages, and branded screen-recording backdrops.
What is a CSS gradient?
A CSS gradient is a smooth transition between two or more colors rendered by the browser using the background property. Linear gradients go from one direction to another; radial gradients emanate from a center point; conic gradients rotate around a center.
What are color stops?
Color stops define which colors appear at which positions (0%–100%) along the gradient. You can set exact positions or leave them blank for auto-distribution.
How do I use the generated CSS?
Copy the CSS value and use it as background: linear-gradient(...); in your CSS, or use the full CSS rule generated for a specific selector. It works in all modern browsers.
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