CSS gradient generator

Create custom color gradients for designs, websites, illustrations, and creative projects. Start with random colors, import an image, or use AI to generate a gradient, then adjust colors, positions, opacity, and export your result as CSS or an image.

Color stops
Gradient direction
Angle
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is a CSS gradient generator?
A CSS gradient generator is a tool for creating smooth transitions between two or more colors. You can use gradients for website backgrounds, posters, social media designs, illustrations, UI elements, and other creative projects.
What types of gradients can I create?
You can create linear, radial, conic, and mesh gradients. Each type has different controls, such as angle, radius, center position, color stops, and opacity.
Can I use AI to create gradients?
Yes. You can use AI to generate gradient ideas, then adjust the colors, positions, opacity, and style manually in the editor.
Can I create a gradient from an image?
Yes. You can import an image and use its colors as a starting point for your gradient.
What are color stops?
Color stops are the individual colors used in a gradient. You can add, remove, move, and edit color stops to control how the colors blend.
What is the difference between linear, radial, conic, and mesh gradients?
A linear gradient blends colors in a straight direction. A radial gradient blends outward from a center point. A conic gradient rotates colors around a center point. A mesh gradient creates a softer, more organic blend using multiple color areas.
Can I change the transparency of colors?
Yes. Each color stop can have its own opacity, so you can create transparent or semi-transparent gradients.
Can I use the generated gradients for commercial projects?
Yes. Gradients you create with this tool can be used in personal and commercial projects, including websites, designs, printables, social media graphics, and digital products.
Will the CSS gradient look exactly like the preview?
Simple gradients usually match closely. Advanced gradients, such as mesh gradients or canvas-based effects, may look slightly different in CSS. For an exact result, export the gradient as an image.