Gradient Gen
CSS gradient maker.
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How to Use the CSS Gradient Generator
Select the gradient type (Linear, Radial, or Conic) and adjust the angle or radial position to control the direction.
Choose your start and end colors. You can optionally enable the "Mid" color to create complex 3-color transitions.
Click "Get CSS Code" to instantly generate the cross-browser compatible CSS syntax, ready to copy into your stylesheet.
Features & Gradient Types
Linear Gradients
The standard web design gradient. Colors transition smoothly along a straight line, defined by a specific angle (e.g., 90° for left-to-right).
Radial Gradients
Creates a circular or elliptical transition that radiates outward from a specific origin point (like the center or top-left corner).
Conic Gradients
Colors transition rotated around a center point, creating a pie-chart or color-wheel effect. Perfect for modern, dynamic backgrounds.
Cross-Browser Output
The generated code automatically includes vendor prefixes (like -webkit- and -moz-) where necessary to ensure your gradients render flawlessly on older browsers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Hex and RGB formats?
Yes, the text inputs support standard Hexadecimal formats (e.g., #FF0000). While the UI native color picker operates in Hex, the resulting CSS will seamlessly output exactly what you configure.
What does the Randomize button do?
If you're lacking design inspiration, click the "Randomize" button. The tool will instantly generate completely random hexadecimal colors, alter the angle, and randomly toggle gradient types to help you discover unique aesthetics.
Are conic gradients supported everywhere?
Conic gradients are widely supported in all modern browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox). If you need to support very old browser versions, stick to Linear or Radial gradients.
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