ZenovayTools

CSS Gradient Generator

Create beautiful CSS gradients with a visual editor. Linear, radial, and conic gradients.

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CSS
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #6366f1 0%, #ec4899 100%);

How to Use CSS Gradient Generator

  1. 1Choose the gradient type: linear, radial, or conic.
  2. 2Add color stops and adjust their positions on the gradient bar.
  3. 3Set the angle or direction for the gradient.
  4. 4Preview the gradient in real time on the canvas.
  5. 5Copy the generated CSS code with one click.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What gradient types are supported?
The tool supports linear gradients (with adjustable angle) and radial gradients (circle). You can add multiple color stops to create complex gradients.
How do I add more colors?
Click the "Add Color Stop" button to add a new color. Each stop has a color picker and a position slider (0-100%). You can add up to 10 color stops.
Can I copy the CSS code?
Yes. The generated CSS code is displayed below the preview and can be copied with one click. It produces standard CSS that works in all modern browsers.
Does it generate vendor prefixes?
No. Modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) all support unprefixed CSS gradients. Vendor prefixes are no longer necessary.
Can I use this tool on my phone?
Yes, the gradient generator works in any modern mobile browser. Adjust colors, positions, and angles with touch controls and copy the CSS on any device.
Does this work with Tailwind CSS or other frameworks?
Yes. The tool generates standard CSS background properties that work with any framework. In Tailwind, you can use the arbitrary value syntax like bg-[linear-gradient(...)] or apply the CSS directly to custom classes.
What is the maximum number of color stops?
You can add up to 10 color stops per gradient. Each stop has an adjustable color and position (0-100%), giving you precise control over the gradient transition.