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CSS Gradient Generator
Build CSS gradients visually and copy the generated CSS for backgrounds, buttons, cards, and accents.
Privacy note: Design inputs are processed in your browser, so you can test colors, gradients, and CSS values quickly.
Limitations: Gradients can reduce text readability if contrast is not checked.
CSS Gradient Generator
Build a linear gradient and copy production CSS.
CSS
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #0f766e, #f59e0b);
How css gradient generator works
Choose colors, direction, and stops, then copy the CSS gradient output.
Preview the gradient while adjusting it so the final result fits your layout.
Privacy
Design inputs are processed in your browser, so you can test colors, gradients, and CSS values quickly.
Limitations
- Gradients can reduce text readability if contrast is not checked.
- Very subtle gradients may appear differently on low-quality displays.
- Generated CSS may need vendor or design-system adjustments in older projects.
FAQs
What is a CSS gradient?
A CSS gradient is a generated image made from smooth transitions between colors.
Can I put text on a gradient?
Yes, but check contrast across the full gradient area before using it behind text.
What are color stops?
Color stops define where each color appears in the gradient.
Should I use gradients for large backgrounds?
You can, but keep them subtle and make sure they do not distract from the content.