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CSS Gradient Builder: Visual Gradient Generator

Create linear and radial CSS gradients visually. Add color stops, adjust angles, copy CSS instantly.

Try the free online tool mentioned in this guide:CSS Gradient Builder

What are CSS gradients?

CSS gradients blend colors smoothly across a background. Two types:

Linear — color changes along a line (e.g., left to right).

Radial — color changes from center outward (circular).

Linear gradient syntax

`css background: linear-gradient(90deg, #FF5733 0%, #FFC300 100%); `

Parameters: - Angle — 90deg (left-to-right), 180deg (top-to-bottom), etc. - Color stops — colors and their position (0%, 50%, 100%).

Radial gradient syntax

`css background: radial-gradient(circle, #FF5733 0%, #FFC300 100%); `

Parameters: - Shape — circle or ellipse. - Color stops — same as linear.

Gradient builder workflow

1. Select type — linear or radial. 2. Set angle (linear) or shape (radial). 3. Add color stops — click to add, drag to reposition. 4. Copy CSS — paste into your stylesheet. 5. Preview — see live gradient preview.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use gradients as images?

Yes, `background-image: linear-gradient(...)` applies a gradient as background.

Do all browsers support CSS gradients?

Yes, linear and radial gradients are well-supported. Use vendor prefixes (-webkit-, -moz-) for older browsers.

Can I blend more than 2 colors?

Yes, add as many color stops as you want.

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Visual CSS gradient builder with angle control, color stops, and one-click CSS copy. No install, no account required to try it.