CSS Gradient Generator

Create a CSS linear-gradient with colors, angle, and live preview directly in your browser.

For this tool, processing runs locally in your browser and data is not sent to the server.

CSS Gradient Generator is a free online tool for creating linear-gradient backgrounds with colors, angle, color stops, presets, and a live preview. Copy the result as CSS background, linear-gradient value, inline style, React style, CSS variable, or Tailwind arbitrary class. Generation runs locally in your browser, and data is not sent to the UtiLab server.

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How to use

Choose the first and second gradient colors.
Set the angle or direction of the linear-gradient.
Add more colors and stop positions if needed.
Check the result in live preview.
Copy CSS, inline style, Tailwind class, or a CSS variable.

More about this tool

The CSS Gradient Generator helps you quickly build a CSS linear-gradient for a website, landing page, button, card, hero block, or background section. You can choose colors, angle, direction, color-stop positions, add more colors, use presets, and preview the result immediately. Copy the gradient as a CSS background, linear-gradient value, inline style, CSS variable, React style, or Tailwind arbitrary class. Generation runs locally in your browser, and your data is not sent to the UtiLab server.

Runs in the browser
Data is not sent to the server
Live gradient preview
Color and angle controls
Multiple color stops
Ready-made presets
Copy CSS, Tailwind, or inline style
No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I create a CSS gradient?

Choose two colors, set the angle or direction, and copy the finished linear-gradient rule.

What is linear-gradient?

linear-gradient is a CSS function that creates a smooth transition between colors along a chosen direction or angle.

Can I add more than two colors?

Yes. A gradient can include multiple color stops, each with its own position in percent.

How do I change gradient direction?

Change the angle in degrees or pick a direction such as to right, to bottom, or to top right.

Can I copy a Tailwind class?

Yes. The tool builds a Tailwind arbitrary class for Tailwind CSS.

Can I use the gradient as a button background?

Yes. Copy the CSS background or inline style and apply it to a button, card, or any block.

Is my data sent to the server?

No. Settings and output are generated locally in your browser and are not sent to the UtiLab server.

What is a color stop?

A color stop is a color point inside the gradient, for example #007AFF 0% and #FF5A1F 100%.

Can I use transparent colors?

Yes. With transparency enabled, colors can be exported as rgba() or hsla().

Do I need to register?

No. The tool works immediately without registration.

More about this tool

Runs in the browser
Data is not sent to the server
Live gradient preview
Color and angle controls
Multiple color stops
Ready-made presets
Copy CSS, Tailwind, or inline style
No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I create a CSS gradient?

Choose two colors, set the angle or direction, and copy the finished linear-gradient rule.

What is linear-gradient?

linear-gradient is a CSS function that creates a smooth transition between colors along a chosen direction or angle.

Can I add more than two colors?

Yes. A gradient can include multiple color stops, each with its own position in percent.

How do I change gradient direction?

Change the angle in degrees or pick a direction such as to right, to bottom, or to top right.

Can I copy a Tailwind class?

Yes. The tool builds a Tailwind arbitrary class for Tailwind CSS.

Can I use the gradient as a button background?

Yes. Copy the CSS background or inline style and apply it to a button, card, or any block.

Is my data sent to the server?

No. Settings and output are generated locally in your browser and are not sent to the UtiLab server.

What is a color stop?

A color stop is a color point inside the gradient, for example #007AFF 0% and #FF5A1F 100%.

Can I use transparent colors?

Yes. With transparency enabled, colors can be exported as rgba() or hsla().

Do I need to register?

No. The tool works immediately without registration.