Create beautiful gradient backgrounds for your websites and applications
Our gradient generator tool makes it easy to create stunning gradients for your web projects. Here's how to use it effectively:
Our free online CSS Gradient Generator helps web designers and developers create beautiful gradients for their projects. With support for multiple formats including HEX, RGB, RGBA, and Tailwind CSS, you can easily generate the exact gradient code you need.
This tool offers both linear and radial gradients with full customization options. Add multiple color stops, adjust their positions, and get instant visual feedback. The intuitive interface makes it simple to experiment with different color combinations until you find the perfect gradient.
Our professional Gradient Color Generator is a free, comprehensive tool designed to help web designers, developers, and digital artists create stunning gradient effects. This tool combines all the features you need in one powerful platform.
Gradients are a powerful design element that can add depth, dimension, and visual interest to any website or application. They can be used for backgrounds, buttons, headers, cards, and many other UI elements. Our tool makes it easy to create professional-looking gradients without any design skills.
The key to a great gradient is selecting harmonious colors and positioning them effectively. With our tool, you can experiment with different color combinations, adjust positions, and instantly see the results. When you find a gradient you love, simply copy the code and paste it into your project.
Linear gradients transition colors along a straight line. You can control the direction of this line using an angle (0-360 degrees). Common angles include 0° (bottom to top), 90° (left to right), 180° (top to bottom), and 270° (right to left).
Radial gradients transition colors outward from a central point in a circular pattern. They create a more spotlight-like effect and can add depth to UI elements.
Both linear and radial gradients use color stops to define the transition points. Each color stop consists of a color and a position (as a percentage). Multiple color stops create more complex and interesting gradients.
Gradients have experienced a resurgence in modern web design. Here are some popular uses:
Our gradient generator tool helps you create these effects quickly and easily, with code ready to use in your projects.
Tailwind CSS has become extremely popular for modern web development. Our tool provides Tailwind-specific gradient code that works seamlessly with Tailwind projects.
Simply select "Tailwind CSS" as your output format, and you'll get classes like bg-gradient-to-r from-blue-500 via-purple-500 to-pink-500 that you can directly apply to your HTML elements.
For radial gradients, which aren't directly supported in Tailwind's default classes, our tool provides custom CSS that you can add to your project.
A CSS gradient is a special type of CSS image that shows a smooth transition between two or more colors. CSS gradients can be linear (following a straight line) or radial (expanding from a central point).
To add a gradient to your website, use our gradient generator to create your desired effect, then copy the generated CSS code. Paste this code into your CSS file or inline style attribute. For Tailwind CSS users, copy the Tailwind classes and add them directly to your HTML elements.
Yes, our gradient generator tool allows you to save your custom gradients. Simply name your gradient and click "Save" to store it in your browser's local storage. You can access and load these saved gradients anytime you return to the tool.
Yes, our gradient generator tool is completely free to use. There are no hidden costs, subscriptions, or limitations. All features, including Tailwind CSS output, preset gradients, and the ability to save your custom gradients, are available at no cost.
To create text with a gradient effect, you'll need additional CSS beyond what our tool generates. After creating your gradient, apply it as a background to your text element, then add background-clip: text; and text-fill-color: transparent; (with appropriate vendor prefixes). For Tailwind users, add the classes bg-clip-text text-transparent along with your gradient classes.