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Gradient Generator

Create CSS gradients with multiple colour stops, custom angles, and quick presets.

Build your gradient

135°

Use this for backgrounds, hero sections, buttons, cards, posters, and CSS design work.

CSS gradient
linear-gradient(135deg, #2563EB 0%, #7C3AED 50%, #EC4899 100%)
Type
Linear
Angle
135°
Stops used
3
Colours
#2563EB, #7C3AED, #EC4899

How this gradient generator works

This gradient generator helps you build smooth colour blends for websites, backgrounds, graphics, buttons, banners, and other design work. You can choose a linear or radial gradient, set the angle, pick multiple colour stops, and copy the final CSS code instantly.

It is useful for designers, developers, marketers, creators, and anyone who wants visually appealing gradients without opening heavier design software.

The tool combines your chosen colours and positions into a CSS gradient string. You can adjust the direction, spacing, and number of stops to create everything from subtle backgrounds to bright, multi-colour hero sections.

Linear and radial Create directional gradients or softer circular blends depending on the look you want.
Colour stops Each stop controls where a colour appears and how it blends into the next one.
Custom angles Adjust the gradient direction for headers, cards, hero sections, overlays, and backgrounds.
Copyable CSS Move quickly from idea to implementation by copying the generated CSS directly into your project.
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Example gradient ideas

Hero background gradient
TypeLinear
Angle135°
Stops3 colours
Ideal for landing page hero sections
Warm promo gradient
TypeLinear
Angle90°
Stops2 colours
Useful for banners and CTA areas
Soft radial glow
TypeRadial
ShapeCircle
Stops3 colours
Great for decorative backgrounds
Multi-stop creative gradient
TypeLinear
Angle45°
Stops4 colours
Works well for posters and social graphics

Gradient Generator FAQs

It helps you create linear or radial gradients using multiple colour stops, custom angles, and live preview, then gives you CSS code you can copy and use in your own projects.
A linear gradient blends colours in a direction, such as top to bottom or corner to corner. A radial gradient spreads colours outward from a centre point in a circular pattern.
A colour stop defines where a colour appears in the gradient. Changing the position of each stop changes how quickly one colour blends into another.
Yes. This tool lets you create gradients with 2, 3, or 4 colour stops, which is useful for more detailed or expressive visual styles.
The angle changes the direction of a linear gradient. For example, 90 degrees creates a horizontal gradient, while 180 degrees creates a vertical downward gradient.
Yes. The tool gives you a CSS gradient string that you can copy directly into websites, landing pages, apps, templates, and front-end projects.
Yes. The random option is useful when you want quick inspiration, visual exploration, or a starting point for a new design direction.
It is accurate for creating CSS gradient values and previewing how the result should look in standard digital design use. Final appearance can still vary slightly depending on screens and rendering context.

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