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CSS Gradient Generator

Build a polished gradient visually, then copy clean CSS. Adjust color stops, direction, mode, position, and text contrast without guessing.

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Live preview

Readable text on your gradient

Gradient settings

Color stops

Readability check

Contrast

4.58 : 1

Text color

#ffffff

Check the gradient on mobile widths before publishing.

Copy-ready code

CSS background

background: linear-gradient(135deg, #2563eb 0%, #f97316 100%);

Inline style

style="background: linear-gradient(135deg, #2563eb 0%, #f97316 100%);"

Use it well

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Keep text on top of gradients high contrast.

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Use fewer color stops for production UI unless the brand needs more.

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Prefer subtle backgrounds behind forms and dense dashboards.

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Check the gradient on mobile widths before publishing.

Result workspace

Save this result, compare previous runs, or share a report.

What makes a good CSS gradient?

A practical gradient is not just two colors. Direction, stop spacing, contrast, and the content placed above it decide whether it feels polished or noisy.

Usage notes

  • Linear gradients use an angle and ordered color stops.
  • Radial gradients use a shape, center position, and color stops.
  • Conic gradients rotate colors around a center point.
  • The preview and code use the same generated background value.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use more than two colors?expand_more

Yes. Add, remove, and reposition color stops to build multi-color gradients.

Why is text hard to read on some gradients?expand_more

Bright or mixed backgrounds reduce contrast. Use the contrast check and choose a safer text color.

Does the tool generate framework-specific code?expand_more

It gives clean CSS plus an inline style snippet that can be adapted to Tailwind, Vue, React, or plain HTML.

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