CSS Gradient Generator | Digital Haider

CSS Gradient Generator

Create beautiful linear or radial CSS gradients with live preview, color pickers, and copyable code — all in your browser.

Gradient Options

90°

Live Preview

How to Create a CSS Gradient

1

Select Gradient Type

Choose between a "Linear" or "Radial" gradient. The live preview and options will update accordingly.

2

Customize Your Gradient

Use the color pickers to select your desired colors and adjust the angle slider for linear gradients to change its direction.

3

Copy the CSS

Once you're happy with the result, click the "Copy" button to copy the generated CSS code to your clipboard.

Why Use Our Gradient Generator?

100% Private and In-Browser

Your designs are your own. All generation happens locally in your browser, meaning your creative work is never uploaded or saved.

Instant Live Preview

See your gradient come to life as you adjust the settings. This real-time feedback makes it easy to experiment and perfect your design.

Clean, Copyable Code

Get perfectly formatted, cross-browser compatible CSS code that you can paste directly into your projects without any modifications.

Fast, Free, and No Fluff

No software to install, no APIs to call, and no ads. Just a simple, fast tool to help you create beautiful gradients for free.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CSS gradient?

A CSS gradient is a type of image that consists of a smooth transition between two or more specified colors. They are generated by the browser and can be used as a background for any HTML element, offering a lightweight alternative to image files.

What's the difference between linear and radial gradients?

A **linear gradient** progresses in a straight line from one color to another. You can control its direction with an angle. A **radial gradient** radiates out from a central point. Its colors transition from the center outwards in a circular or elliptical shape.

Is the generated CSS compatible with all browsers?

Yes. CSS gradients are supported by all modern web browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. The code generated by this tool uses standard syntax that will work across these platforms.

Can I add more than two colors?

This version of the tool is designed for simplicity and focuses on creating beautiful two-color gradients. For more complex multi-color gradients, you can manually edit the generated CSS code by adding more color stops.