Free CSS Gradient Generator - Create Beautiful Gradients Online

Create beautiful linear and radial CSS gradients visually. Customize colors, angles, and get CSS code instantly. Perfect for web designers and developers. 100% free and secure.

Gradient Settings

90°
180°360°

Popular Presets

CSS Code

background: linear-gradient(90deg, #6366f1, #8b5cf6);

Preview

Type
linear
Angle
90°
Color 1
#6366f1
Color 2
#8b5cf6

💡 Pro Tips

  • • Use 45° or 135° for diagonal gradients
  • • Radial gradients work great for spotlights
  • • Combine with opacity for subtle effects
  • • Test gradients on different backgrounds

What are CSS Gradients?

CSS gradients are smooth transitions between two or more colors. They allow you to create beautiful, modern designs without using images. Gradients can be linear (transitioning along a line) or radial (transitioning from a center point outward).

Gradients are widely used in modern web design for backgrounds, buttons, headers, and decorative elements. They add depth, visual interest, and a professional look to websites and applications. Our gradient generator makes it easy to create and customize gradients without writing CSS code manually.

Why Use Our Gradient Generator?

🎨 Visual Editor

Create gradients visually with color pickers and live preview. See exactly how your gradient looks before copying the code.

📋 Instant CSS Code

Get ready-to-use CSS code with one click. Copy and paste directly into your stylesheet - no manual coding required.

🎯 Multiple Types

Create both linear and radial gradients. Control angle for linear gradients and customize colors for both types.

🎨 Preset Templates

Start with beautiful preset gradients like Sunset, Ocean, Forest, and more. Customize them to match your design needs.

Common Use Cases

Website Backgrounds

Create stunning background gradients for websites, landing pages, and hero sections. Gradients add depth and visual appeal.

Button Design

Design modern buttons with gradient backgrounds. Linear gradients work great for call-to-action buttons and interactive elements.

Card Components

Add gradient backgrounds to cards, panels, and containers. Create visual hierarchy and make content stand out.

Brand Identity

Create custom gradients that match your brand colors. Use gradients consistently across your website for a cohesive design.

How to Create a CSS Gradient

  1. 1

    Choose Gradient Type

    Select linear or radial gradient. Linear gradients transition along a line, radial gradients from a center point.

  2. 2

    Pick Colors

    Use the color pickers to choose your start and end colors. You can also use preset gradients as starting points.

  3. 3

    Adjust Angle (Linear Only)

    For linear gradients, adjust the angle slider to control the direction. Common angles are 0°, 45°, 90°, 135°, and 180°.

  4. 4

    Copy CSS Code

    Click 'Copy CSS' to copy the gradient code to your clipboard. Paste it into your CSS file or inline style attribute.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I create a CSS gradient?

Select your gradient type (linear or radial), choose two colors using the color pickers, adjust the angle for linear gradients, and the gradient will generate automatically. Click 'Copy CSS' to get the CSS code ready to use in your projects.

Is this gradient generator free?

Yes, our gradient generator is 100% free to use. There are no limits on the number of gradients you can create, and no registration is required. All gradient generation happens in your browser.

What's the difference between linear and radial gradients?

Linear gradients transition colors along a straight line in a specific direction (controlled by angle). Radial gradients transition colors from a center point outward in a circular pattern. Linear gradients are great for backgrounds and buttons, while radial gradients work well for spotlight effects and circular elements.

Can I use the generated CSS code directly?

Yes! The generated CSS code is ready to use. Simply copy it and paste it into your CSS file or inline style. The code follows standard CSS gradient syntax and works in all modern browsers.

What angle should I use for linear gradients?

Common angles are 0° (left to right), 90° (top to bottom), 45° (diagonal), 135° (diagonal), and 180° (right to left). 45° and 135° create nice diagonal gradients. Experiment with different angles to find the effect you want.

Are there preset gradients I can use?

Yes! We provide preset gradient templates like Sunset, Ocean, Forest, Purple, Fire, and Ice. Click any preset to apply it instantly, then customize the colors and angle to your preference.