CSS Gradient Generator
Create beautiful linear and radial CSS gradients with a visual editor.
🌈 Design Your Gradient
CSS Gradient Generator — Free Design Tool
Create beautiful CSS gradients online for free with a live preview and instant CSS code output. Design linear and radial gradients with full colour control and angle/position settings — then copy the CSS code directly into your project. No account required. CSS gradients are one of the most powerful tools in a web designer's arsenal....
Create beautiful CSS gradients online for free with a live preview and instant CSS code output. Design linear and radial gradients with full colour control and angle/position settings — then copy the CSS code directly into your project. No account required.
CSS gradients are one of the most powerful tools in a web designer's arsenal. They add depth, visual interest, and modern aesthetics to backgrounds, buttons, headers, and more — without needing to use image files. A well-crafted gradient can define the entire visual identity of a website.
Gradient Types Supported
- Linear gradient: Transitions in a straight line at any angle (0°–360°)
- Radial gradient: Transitions outward from a central point in a circular or elliptical pattern
- Multi-stop gradients: Add as many colour stops as you need for complex transitions
- Transparent gradients: Fade from colour to transparent for overlay effects
How to Generate a CSS Gradient — Step by Step
- Choose gradient type: Select linear or radial gradient.
- Pick colours: Choose start and end colours using the colour picker.
- Set angle/position: Adjust the direction (for linear) or centre point (for radial).
- Add colour stops: Add intermediate colours for complex gradients.
- Copy CSS: Click "Copy CSS" to copy the ready-to-use CSS code.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
A CSS gradient is a smooth transition between two or more colours defined in code. It's created using CSS's linear-gradient() or radial-gradient() functions and doesn't require any image files.
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #3B82F6, #8B5CF6); — this creates a diagonal gradient from blue to purple.
Yes — use rgba() or hsla() colours with alpha set to 0 for full transparency. This is commonly used for overlay effects.
Yes — CSS gradients are supported in all modern browsers. For very old browser support (IE9 and below), vendor prefixes may be needed.
Yes, 100% free with no account required.
Yes — add as many colour stops as you want for complex multi-colour transitions.
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