CSS generator

CSS Gradient Gallery

Build a polished set of gradients from your colors, compare multiple directions and rendering styles, and copy the exact CSS you need for a background, hero block, or product UI.

  • Generate linear, radial, and conic variations from one input set.
  • Copy full CSS declarations or a raw gradient function with one click.
  • Validate stop positions and color input before exporting anything.
  • Shuffle presets when you need fast starting points instead of blank controls.

Build your gradient set

Choose a base type, define up to four color stops, then generate a gallery of usable variations. Empty extra stops are ignored safely.

Used for linear and conic gradients. Values are clamped to 0 to 360 degrees.
Color stops
Use hex colors. Stop positions are rounded to whole percentages and must stay in ascending order.

Copy output uses the form background: ...;. Preview cards also expose the raw gradient function.

The featured result reflects your selected primary type. Gallery cards below branch out into alternate directions and styles using the same stop data.

6 Gallery variations
Whole % Stop rounding

Rendering can vary slightly between browsers and large conic gradients may show banding on some displays. Exported stop positions are clamped to 0 to 100 and rounded to whole percentages for predictable CSS.

Compare the generated variations side by side, then copy the version that fits your layout instead of rebuilding the stops by hand.

How it works

The generator takes your active color stops, sanitizes every value, and builds a base gradient string. From there it creates a small gallery of related angles, radial placements, and conic rotations so you can review realistic alternatives without changing the underlying palette.

Only valid hex colors are used. Blank optional colors are skipped. Stop positions are sorted only when the data is valid already; if a stop goes backward, the page flags the issue instead of silently changing your input. That keeps the exported CSS consistent with what you entered.

Copy actions try the Clipboard API first and fall back to a temporary text area when needed. If copying is unavailable, the CSS remains visible in a selectable code block so there is still a reliable export path.