Gradient Generator

Visually create CSS gradients and copy the code

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100%
135°
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #137fec 0%, #0d5bbd 100%);

Preset Gradients

How to Use

Select gradient type (Linear/Radial)

Pick colors and adjust positions

Set the angle or direction

Copy the CSS code and apply to your project

Gradient Tips

  • Use similar tone colors for a natural gradient
  • 135 degree angle gives the most sophisticated look
  • Distribute positions evenly when using 3+ colors
  • Low saturation colors work well in dark mode

FAQ

What is a CSS gradient?

A CSS gradient is a smooth transition between two or more colors as a background. There are two main types: linear-gradient and radial-gradient.

What are color stops?

Color stops define where specific colors are positioned in a gradient. 0% is the start, 100% is the end, and you can add multiple stops in between.

Where can I use gradients?

Gradients can be used for website backgrounds, buttons, cards, headers, text effects, and more. Simply apply the CSS code to the background property.

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