CSS Generator Gradient online Free

Create beautiful CSS gradients with our easy-to-use generator. Perfect for web designers and developers.

Create Your Gradient

Customize your gradient with the controls below

Your Gradient Preview

Gradient Type

Linear
Radial
Conic

Direction

Color Stops

CSS Code

background: linear-gradient(90deg, #4361ee, #4895ef, #4cc9f0); background: -webkit-linear-gradient(90deg, #4361ee, #4895ef, #4cc9f0);

About CSS Gradients

CSS gradients let you display smooth transitions between two or more colors. Gradients are background images that create visually appealing elements for your website without using image files, resulting in faster loading times and better performance.

Why Use CSS Gradients?

Faster Loading

Gradients are generated by the browser, eliminating the need for image files and reducing HTTP requests.

Responsive

CSS gradients automatically adapt to any screen size, making them perfect for responsive design.

Customizable

Easily adjust colors, direction, and stops without needing graphic editing software.

Modern Design

Create modern, sleek interfaces with gradient backgrounds, buttons, and overlays.

How to Use This Generator

Choose Gradient Type

Select between linear, radial, or conic gradients depending on your design needs.

Set Direction

Adjust the direction or angle of your gradient using presets or the slider.

Customize Colors

Add, remove, or modify color stops. Click on color boxes to select colors directly.

Export Your Gradient

Copy the CSS code to use in your projects or download the gradient as an image file.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I select colors directly?

Simply click on any color box in the "Color Stops" section to open your browser's color picker. This allows you to visually select any color without needing to know its hex code.

Can I download my gradient as an image?

Yes! Click the "Download Image" button to save your gradient as a PNG file. This is useful for using your gradient in design software or as a background image.

What are the different types of CSS gradients?

CSS supports three types of gradients:

  • Linear Gradients: Colors transition along a straight line
  • Radial Gradients: Colors radiate from an origin point
  • Conic Gradients: Colors transition around a center point
Do I need browser prefixes for CSS gradients?

Modern browsers have excellent support for standard gradient syntax. However, our generator provides both standard and prefixed versions (-webkit, -moz, -o) for maximum compatibility with older browsers.

How many color stops can I use in a gradient?

You can use as many color stops as you need. There's no technical limit, but for performance and readability, we recommend using 2-5 color stops in most cases.

Are CSS gradients supported in all browsers?

CSS gradients have excellent browser support in all modern browsers. For older browsers (like IE 9 and earlier), you can provide a fallback solid color.