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GradientGen by Aizan Ali


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Create Beautiful Gradients Instantly

Generate cross-browser CSS gradients for your next project. Export code in one click.

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Your Result
background: linear-gradient(...);

Gradient Type

Direction 90°

Color Stops

Quick Presets

Why use this?

Key Features

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Real-time Preview

See changes instantly as you adjust colors, angles, and types without any delay.

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Clean CSS Code

Generates optimized, cross-browser compatible CSS code ready to paste into your stylesheets.

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Unlimited Colors

Add up to 5 color stops to create complex, beautiful multi-color gradient effects.

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Responsive Ready

Gradients look great on any device, from mobile phones to large desktop screens.

The Advantage

Better than manual coding

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Instant Feedback

Manual coding requires saving and refreshing. We show you results instantly.

10x Faster
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Error Free

No more missing commas or syntax errors. The code is always valid.

100% Valid
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Cross Browser

We handle the browser prefixes so your gradient works everywhere.

Universal

Frequently Asked Questions

What browsers support CSS gradients? expand_more
CSS gradients are supported by all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera. Internet Explorer 10+ also supports them.
Can I use transparency? expand_more
Yes! While the basic picker uses hex codes, you can modify the generated CSS to use rgba() values for transparency if you paste the code into your editor.
Is this tool free? expand_more
Yes, this gradient generator is 100% free to use for personal and commercial projects.
Can I use these gradients in Figma? expand_more
Yes, you can copy the CSS code and paste it into Figma's inspect panel, or manually recreate the gradient using the color hex codes provided.
How does the angle control work? expand_more
The angle determines the direction of the gradient line. 0deg goes from bottom to top, 90deg from left to right.
What is the difference between Linear and Radial? expand_more
Linear gradients transition colors along a straight line. Radial gradients radiate outward from a central point in a circular pattern.