CSS Gradient Generator
Create beautiful linear and radial CSS gradients instantly. Pick colors, adjust the angle, and copy the code.
background: linear-gradient(90deg, #4361ee, #f72585);
Writing CSS gradients by hand is tedious. You have to remember the syntax, hex codes, and angles. The ToolOnWeb CSS Gradient Generator makes it effortless. Visually design your background using our color pickers and sliders, then copy the generated code directly into your CSS file.
How to Create a Gradient
- Pick Colours: Click the two colour boxes to select your start and end colours.
- Adjust Direction: Use the Angle Slider to rotate the gradient (e.g., 90° for left-to-right, 180° for top-to-bottom).
- Choose Style: Switch between Linear (straight line) and Radial (circular outward) modes.
- Copy Code: Click the “Copy” button and paste the CSS rule into your stylesheet.
Why Use Gradients?
Modern Aesthetic
Gradients are back in style. They add depth and dimension to buttons, headers, and hero sections that flat colors cannot match.
Lightweight & Fast
Using a CSS gradient is much faster for your website than using a background image file. A CSS gradient takes up almost zero file size, ensuring your page loads instantly.
Cross-Browser Ready
Our generator produces standard CSS3 code that is compatible with all modern browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the difference between Linear and Radial?
Linear: Colors transition in a straight line (e.g., Top to Bottom).
Radial: Colors transition outward from the center of the element, like a circle.
Can I use this for text?
Yes! While this tool generates background code, you can use the same logic for text gradients by adding background-clip: text; and color: transparent; in your CSS.
Is CSS Gradient better than an Image?
Yes. CSS gradients are generated mathematically by the browser, so they scale infinitely without pixelation and do not require an HTTP request to download an image file.