CSS Gradient Generator

CSS gradient generator with Tailwind output. Design linear and radial gradients visually, then copy production-ready CSS or Tailwind classes.

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Presets

background: linear-gradient(135deg, #E91E8C 0%, #7B2FBF 100%);

How to Use the CSS Gradient Generator

1

Choose a Gradient Type

Select between linear (directional), radial (circular), or conic (angular) gradient types.

2

Customize Colors

Click color swatches to change colors, adjust position percentages, and add or remove color stops. Try the presets for inspiration.

3

Adjust Direction

For linear gradients, set the angle. For radial, choose the shape and center position. For conic, set the starting angle.

4

Copy the Code

Switch between CSS and Tailwind CSS output tabs, then click Copy to get the code for your project.

Features

Support for linear, radial, and conic CSS gradients
Visual gradient preview that updates in real-time
Add, remove, and position unlimited color stops
Native color picker for precise color selection
12 curated gradient presets for quick starts
Random gradient generator for inspiration
CSS and Tailwind CSS code output
One-click copy to clipboard
Free to use with no sign-up required

Frequently Asked Questions

We support all three CSS gradient types: linear-gradient (for directional gradients), radial-gradient (for circular gradients), and conic-gradient (for angular gradients).

Yes. Switch to the Tailwind CSS tab to get the gradient as an arbitrary value class that works directly in your Tailwind projects.

You can add as many color stops as you need. The minimum is two stops, which are required to create a gradient.

Yes. All presets and generated gradients are free to use in any personal or commercial project without attribution.

The colour rotates around a centre point instead of moving along a line, which is what you want for colour wheels, pie style rings and progress dials.

Banding shows when two stops are close in hue and stretched over a wide area. Adding a middle stop or a slight hue shift usually removes it.

CSS cannot interpolate a background-image gradient directly. Make the gradient larger than the element and animate background-position, or rotate the element.

Yes, arbitrary values are a normal Tailwind feature. If you reuse the same gradient in several places, move it into your theme config instead.

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