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Gradient Generator

Build CSS linear-gradient strings with a live preview.

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Gradient ready.

Gradient Generator turns two stop colors and an angle into a CSS linear-gradient string with a live preview you can paste into stylesheets.

How it works

Provide colorA|colorB|angle. The tool builds a linear-gradient() declaration and previews it on the page.

Benefits

  • Instant CSS snippets
  • Live preview
  • Angle control
  • Local-only generation

Use cases

  • Hero backgrounds
  • Button fills
  • Chart decorative fills
  • Teaching CSS gradients

Best practices

  • Keep stops high-contrast enough for overlay text
  • Prefer subtle angles for UI chrome
  • Export tokens alongside raw CSS
  • Test on retina and low-end screens

Common mistakes

  • Putting low-contrast text on busy gradients
  • Using too many loud stops in product UI
  • Forgetting vendor-specific needs are uncommon now
  • Hard-coding gradients without dark-mode variants

Privacy

Gradient Generator processes colors locally in your browser. ToolHub does not receive your inputs unless you enable on-device history.

Frequently asked questions

What input format should I use?
Use colorA|colorB|angle, for example #2563eb|#db2777|135.
Does Gradient Generator upload colors?
No. CSS is built in your browser.
Can I add more than two stops?
This tool focuses on two-stop linear gradients for quick snippets.
Is radial supported?
Not in this tool—output is linear-gradient only.
How do I copy the CSS?
Use the toolbar copy control once the gradient string appears.

Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-27 · 1 minute