Gradient Generator Pro

Create CSS linear or radial gradients from multiple colors.

Colors (comma-separated)*

Angle (degrees)

Type

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How To Use Gradient Generator Pro

Add your colors

Enter two or more hex colors, comma-separated, in the order you want them to appear.

Set the angle

For linear gradients, choose a direction from 0-360 degrees.

Choose linear or radial

Pick the gradient type that fits your design.

Preview the result

See the gradient rendered live as you adjust colors and settings.

Copy the CSS

Click the preview or code block to copy the ready-to-use CSS.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What's the difference between linear and radial gradients?

A linear gradient transitions colors along a straight line at a specified angle. A radial gradient transitions outward from a center point in a circular pattern. Both are valid CSS `background` values.

2. How many colors can I use in one gradient?

You can add as many colors as you like — enter them comma-separated and each becomes a stop in the gradient, evenly distributed by default.

3. What does the angle value control?

For linear gradients, the angle (in degrees) sets the direction the gradient flows — 90deg goes left to right, 180deg goes top to bottom, and so on. It has no effect on radial gradients.

4. Can I use the generated CSS directly in my stylesheet?

Yes — the output is valid CSS (`linear-gradient(...)` or `radial-gradient(...)`) that you can paste straight into a `background` or `background-image` property.