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Gradient Generator

Create beautiful CSS gradients with a visual editor

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CSS Gradient Generator - Linear, Radial & Conic | Tuttilo

Our CSS Gradient Generator lets you design beautiful gradients visually and get production-ready CSS code. Choose between linear, radial, and conic gradient types, add multiple color stops, adjust angles, and see your changes in real time. Perfect for web designers and developers who want to create eye-catching backgrounds without writing CSS from scratch.

Choose your gradient type β€” linear, radial, or conic β€” then click to add color stops along the gradient path. Drag each stop to adjust its position, and click the color swatch to pick your desired hue using the built-in color picker. For linear gradients, rotate the angle slider to control direction from 0Β° (bottom to top) through 180Β° (top to bottom). Radial gradients let you center focus, while conic gradients create color wheel effects. Copy the complete CSS code with one click and paste it directly into your stylesheet or inline styles.

Web designers create hero section backgrounds with subtle two-tone gradients that add depth without overwhelming content. UI developers build button hover states using linear gradients from lighter to darker shades for visual feedback. Marketing teams design eye-catching call-to-action banners with vibrant multi-stop gradients that draw attention on landing pages. Mobile app designers use radial gradients to create spotlight effects that guide users' eyes toward important interface elements or promotional content.

Limit gradients to 2-4 color stops for clean, professional results β€” too many colors create muddy transitions. When designing for readability, ensure sufficient contrast between gradient and overlaid text by testing at both extremes of the color range. For subtle depth effects, use gradients between shades of the same hue rather than jumping between different colors. Radial gradients with positioned centers (using at x% y% syntax) create dramatic spotlight effects perfect for hero sections. Export your favorite gradients as CSS custom properties to maintain consistency across components and enable theme switching.

All processing happens directly in your browser. Your files never leave your device β€” no server uploads, no cloud storage, no data retention. The tool works offline once loaded, requires no registration, and is completely free with no usage limits.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of CSS gradients can I create?

You can create three types: linear gradients (with custom angle), radial gradients (circle shape), and conic gradients (rotating color sweep). Each type supports multiple color stops with adjustable positions.

How do I add more colors to my gradient?

Click the "Add Stop" button to add a new color stop. Each stop has a color picker, hex input, and position slider. You can add as many stops as you need and remove any stop (minimum 2 required).

Can I copy the generated CSS code?

Yes, the tool generates ready-to-use CSS code that you can copy to your clipboard with one click. The code uses the standard CSS gradient syntax supported by all modern browsers.

Does this tool work offline?

Yes, the gradient generator runs entirely in your browser. No internet connection is needed after the page loads, and no data is sent to any server.

What is a conic gradient?

A conic gradient creates color transitions rotated around a center point, like a color wheel. It is useful for creating pie-chart-like effects, loading spinners, and other circular color patterns.