Gradient Generator

Use the Gradient Generator to build a CSS background gradient and copy the result into a website, prototype, or design experiment. It is useful when you want to compare colors quickly instead of hand-editing CSS values again and again.

How to use it

• Pick the starting and ending colors.
• Adjust the gradient direction or angle.
• Preview the result on the page.
• Copy the generated CSS into your stylesheet or component.

Example CSS

background: linear-gradient(135deg, #0f172a 0%, #22c55e 100%);

Practical tips

• Check contrast before placing text over a gradient.
• Use fewer colors when the UI needs to feel calm or technical.
• Keep a solid background fallback for older clients or email templates.
• Test gradients on mobile screens, where subtle color bands can look stronger than expected.

Limitations

The tool helps generate CSS, but it cannot decide whether a gradient fits your brand, accessibility needs, or performance budget. Always test the final color combination with the real text and components that will sit on top of it.

Related tools

• Color Palette Generator for building supporting colors.
• Code Screenshot Generator for presenting CSS snippets.
• SVG Editor Optimizer for cleaning vector assets used with gradients.