CSS Gradient Generator

When to use CSS Gradient Generator

You're tweaking a hero section background and need the exact two-color linear fade to match the brand guide — not approximately right, actually right — and eyeballing angle values in your stylesheet isn't cutting it. Pick linear, radial, or conic, drag your color stops to the right positions, adjust the angle, and the live preview updates as you move. The tool writes the CSS directly in the output panel: `background: linear-gradient(...)` with the full vendor-prefix-free modern syntax. Copy it into your stylesheet and ship. Useful for card overlays, button hover states, hero backgrounds, and any spot where a flat color feels lifeless. Runs locally with no upload — iterate offline as long as you need.

• Build a hero background gradient matching exact brand color stops
• Generate a card overlay gradient for a dark-mode section transition
• Create a conic gradient for a progress indicator in pure CSS

About this tool

You're tweaking a hero background and need exactly the right two-color fade — not close enough, the right one. Pick linear, radial, or conic, drag in your color stops, adjust the angle, and watch the preview update live. Copy the CSS output straight into your stylesheet. Useful for section backgrounds, button states, card overlays, and anywhere a flat color feels too flat. Everything runs locally in your browser, so you can iterate offline without any tool login or file upload slowing you down.