What is a Gradient Generator?
A gradient generator builds a smooth transition between two or more colors and gives you the exact CSS to reproduce it. Gradients are a cheap way to add depth to a button or a hero section; the generator removes the guesswork of writing colour stops by hand and lets you preview the result live.
Common Uses for Gradient Generator
- Make a background gradient from two brand colors
- Create a subtle button gradient and copy the CSS
- Preview how two colors blend before committing to a design
Frequently Asked Questions
What CSS does it produce?
A linear-gradient() rule with the angle and colour stops, ready to paste into a background property. It also gives a compact fallback color.
Can I use more than two colors?
Yes — add stops, each with its own color and position, and the preview updates live.
Will it look the same in every browser?
linear-gradient() is supported everywhere. For very old browsers the tool provides a solid fallback color.
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