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CSS Gradient Generator - Live Preview

Build a linear or radial CSS gradient: two colors, direction, optional radial shape, and an end stop for a softer blend. Large live preview; copy background CSS when you are ready. No signup—works in your browser.

CSS linear and radial gradient builder

Build linear or radial CSS gradients with a large live preview. Copy background / background-image CSS when it looks right.

1 Two colors · 2 Linear or radial + direction · 3 Adjust end stop · 4 Copy results

Your gradient CSS

Use HEX like #2563EB and #F59E0B. Lower End stop = softer blend. Text on the gradient? Try the contrast checker.

Built here. Nothing uploads.

Valid HEX + your settings → live CSS below.

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  • Runs in your browser on your device
  • Your colors stay in this tab
  • Free, no account
  • Private by design—same approach across ProToolbox
  • Instant preview and copy

What this is for

For UI backgrounds, heroes, and cards when you want real CSS fast. Pair with contrast and palette tools before you ship tokens or handoff.

  • Theme or token refresh
  • CSS variables and docs
  • Quick checks next to a layout
  • Accessibility follow-up with contrast tools

Note: A helper for CSS—not a substitute for final design review.

Worth a bookmark for gradients you use again and again.

Overview

Build linear-gradient or radial-gradient CSS: two colors, direction (or custom angle), optional radial shape, and an end stop to soften the blend. Preview and code stay matched—copy when you like it.

How it works

  1. Set Color 1 and Color 2 (picker or HEX).
  2. Pick Linear or Radial, then direction or shape.
  3. Adjust the end stop for a softer blend.
  4. Tap Copy results and paste into CSS or notes.

Privacy: Gradients are calculated in your browser. We do not receive your colors.

FAQ

  • Linear vs radial? Linear follows a line; radial spreads from the center.
  • Figma match? Often close for sRGB HEX—confirm in your file and on devices.
  • Phones? Pickers, slider, and preview work on small screens.
  • Production? Yes—paste into stylesheets or tokens.

Keep this page handy for fast gradient tweaks.

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