CSS gradient generator

Choose two colors, set the direction and copy a working CSS gradient.

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First color

Second color

Direction and shape

Angle (degrees)

Shape

Your result

Enter your values.

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Updated 2026-09-20

Turn your colors into a CSS gradient

A linear gradient blends from its first stop to its last along the selected CSS angle. Radial mode expands from the center. Copy the declaration directly into a background property.

Next: Color picker from image

A worked example

The default produces linear-gradient(90deg, #0B7285 0%, #FF6B5E 100%), running from left to right.

Before you use the result

The preview uses your browser’s CSS rendering. Stops and color interpolation may look different in non-browser design software.

Next: Image resizer

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