CSS Gradient Generator

Design linear and radial CSS gradients with a live preview. Add color stops, set the angle, and copy clean background CSS — all in your browser.

Preview

Gradient

Angle

90°

Color stops

#f5530c

#ffa94d

CSS

background: linear-gradient(90deg, #f5530c 0%, #ffa94d 100%);

How to use CSS Gradient Generator

1
Choose a gradient type
Switch between Linear and Radial. A linear gradient also lets you set the direction with the angle slider, measured in degrees.
2
Add and color your stops
Click a swatch to pick each color, and set its position from 0 to 100 percent. Use Add color stop for multi-color blends, or remove a stop to simplify.
3
Preview live
The preview panel shows your gradient exactly as it will render in a browser, updating with every change you make.

4
Copy the CSS
Copy the generated background line and paste it into your stylesheet. It is standard CSS that works in every modern browser.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a CSS gradient?

Choose linear or radial, set the angle, and add as many color stops as you like. The preview updates live, and the ready-to-use CSS appears below as a background property you can copy straight into your stylesheet.

What is the difference between a linear and a radial gradient?

A linear gradient blends colors along a straight line, and you control its direction with the angle in degrees. A radial gradient blends outward in a circle from the center. Both use the same color stops; only the shape of the blend changes.

What are color stops?

A color stop is a color paired with a position from 0 to 100 percent along the gradient. Two stops give a simple two-color blend, while adding more lets you build rich multi-color gradients. Change the position value to move where each color sits.

How do I use the gradient in my project?

Copy the generated line and paste it as the background property of any element, such as a div or a section. Because it is plain CSS, it works in every modern browser with no images or libraries required.

Is my data uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you create is uploaded, logged, or stored, so your work stays completely private and the tool keeps working even when you are offline.

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