CSS Gradient Generator
Build CSS linear and radial gradients from two colors and an angle, with live preview and midpoint color info. Everything runs in your browser.
- CSS
- background: linear-gradient(135deg, #6366f1 0%, #ec4899 100%);
- Midpoint color
- #a857c5
FAQ
How does the angle work?
0° flows bottom→top, 90° left→right, 180° top→bottom. Diagonals commonly use 45° or 135°.
Can I use more than two colors?
Add color stops to the generated code, e.g. linear-gradient(90deg, #a 0%, #b 50%, #c 100%)—the midpoint color works well at 50%.
Why does my gradient show banding?
Large luminance jumps across wide areas cause banding—add intermediate stops or reduce the color distance.
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