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Free CSS Gradient Generator Online - Live Preview & Copy

Pick two colors, choose linear or radial, tune direction and the end stop-see a large live preview and copy background CSS in one tap. No upload, no signup, no watermark.

CSS linear and radial gradient builder

Compose linear or radial CSS gradients for heroes, buttons, and fills-large preview plus paste-ready background / background-image values.

1 Pick two colors · 2 Choose type & direction · 3 Tune the preview · 4 Copy CSS

Your gradient

Try HEX like #2563EB and #F59E0B. The End stop slider pulls the second color inward for softer fades. Checking text on the ramp? Use the contrast checker.

Runs in this tab only-no server upload, no signup, no watermark.

Pick two colors and a direction-CSS updates live below.

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  • Works in your browser-runs on your device, not our servers
  • No upload required-your input stays in this tab
  • Free and instant
  • No account needed
  • Private by default-the same ProToolbox promise on every page

What this is for

Free CSS Gradient Generator Online - Live Preview & Copy supports accessible color work: works in your browser, free and instant. Contrast, hex/RGB, palettes, gradients-check before handoff or component merges.

  • Re-check after token or theme updates
  • Capture values for docs and CSS variables
  • Iterate next to your design file
  • Document AA vs AAA when asked

Together: This supplements Figma or Penpot-not a replacement for design judgment.

Bookmark for hero sections, buttons, and cards-you will reuse gradients on every new screen.

CSS gradient generator - overview

Use this when you need a linear-gradient or radial-gradient for backgrounds, overlays, or UI chrome. Adjust two anchor colors, pick a direction (or a custom angle), optionally switch to a center radial, then drag the end stop to soften the transition. The preview and code stay in sync so you copy only when it looks right.

How it works

  1. Set Color 1 and Color 2 with pickers or HEX fields.
  2. Choose Linear or Radial, then direction or shape.
  3. Fine-tune the end stop if you want an earlier blend.
  4. Tap Copy CSS gradient and paste into your stylesheet or design handoff.

Privacy: Gradients are computed locally. We do not upload your colors or store them on our servers.

FAQ

  • Linear vs radial? Linear flows along a line; radial spreads from the center-great for spotlights and orbs.
  • Will this match Figma? Usually yes for sRGB hex; verify in your design file and on real devices.
  • Mobile? Yes-pickers, range, and preview work on narrow screens.
  • Production CSS? Yes-paste the copied block into stylesheets or tokens.

Save this tab-ship week gets easier when gradients are one bookmark away.

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