About CSS Gradient Generator

Builds CSS gradient code for linear, radial, and conic gradients with a live preview. Add multiple color stops, set each stop’s position as a percentage, and adjust the angle (for linear and conic types). Generates the exact CSS you need—copy it or download it. Includes named presets (sunset, ocean, forest) and a random gradient generator for quick inspiration.

• Three gradient types: linear (with angle control 0–360°), radial (circle), and conic (with angle)
• Multiple color stops with individual hex color and position percentage controls
• Color stops are sorted by position before generating CSS output to ensure valid gradient syntax
• Named presets: sunset, ocean, forest—each populates pre-tuned color stops and gradient settings
• Random gradient generator picks colors and positions for quick exploration
• Live preview div renders the gradient in real time as you adjust stops, angle, and type

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the browser support for conic gradients?

All modern browsers support conic-gradient() as of 2020. If you need to support Internet Explorer or very old Safari, stick with linear and radial. For anything shipping today, conic gradients are safe to use.

How many color stops can I add?

There’s no hard limit in the tool or in CSS. Practically, 2–5 stops cover most design needs. Beyond 8–10 stops, gradients get visually noisy and the CSS becomes harder to maintain. The tool lets you add as many as you want.