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Gradient Generator

Visual CSS gradient builder. Pick a type, drop colors, copy the CSS — or grab the Tailwind equivalent for linear gradients.

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How to use Gradient Generator

  1. Pick a gradient type: linear, radial, or conic.

  2. Adjust the angle for linear or conic.

  3. Set color stops — pick a hex, set its position 0-100%.

  4. Add up to 6 stops for richer gradients.

  5. Click Copy to grab the CSS or Tailwind class.

When to use it

  • Hero section background.

  • Loading skeleton shimmer.

  • Avatar / placeholder fill.

  • Conic gradient for ring/pie chart.

  • Radial spotlight on a CTA.

What it fixes

  • Squinting at hand-typed gradient strings.

  • Mis-counting comma-separated stops.

  • Reloading to see angle changes.

  • No fast way to test a multi-stop gradient.

About Gradient Generator

Hand-rolling gradient CSS means counting commas, guessing angles, and reloading the page on every tweak. This tool gives you live preview, drag-friendly inputs, and copy-paste output.

Linear gradients are the daily-driver. Radial and conic have specific use cases — spotlight effects, pie-chart-style backgrounds, hero illustrations. All three render natively in every modern browser, no library needed.

References: MDN — linear-gradient() · CSS Images Module Level 4

Frequently asked

  • Does it support more than two colors?

    Yes. Add up to six color stops, each with its own hex value and position percent.

  • Can I copy a Tailwind class?

    Linear gradients export a Tailwind arbitrary-value class with from/to colors. Radial and conic don't have a native Tailwind utility — use the raw CSS instead.

  • Where are presets from?

    Six hand-picked starting points: Sunset, Aurora, Citrus, Ocean, Mint, Mono. Tweak any of them by editing the stops.

  • Is this private?

    Yes. Everything renders in your browser via standard CSS. No values are sent to a server.

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