Gradient Generator Create beautiful, smooth CSS gradients instantly for your web projects, UI designs, and digital branding materials. Quick Start

Choose your starting color - Enter a HEX color code or use the color picker Select your ending color - Pick the second color for your gradient Pick gradient type - Choose between Linear or Radial gradients Set the direction - Select how the gradient flows (horizontal, vertical, diagonal) Choose output format - Get CSS code or download as a PNG image Click Generate - Your gradient will appear with copy-ready CSS code

Features

Linear Gradients - Create smooth transitions from one color to another in any direction Radial Gradients - Generate circular gradients that radiate from the center Multiple Directions - Choose from top, bottom, left, right, or diagonal angles Color Picker Integration - Visual color selection with HEX code support CSS Export - Get instant, copy-ready CSS code for your projects PNG Download - Export gradients as high-quality PNG images (800x600) Real-time Preview - See your gradient update instantly as you make changes History Tracking - Save your favorite gradients for later use (Pro feature)

How to Use Creating a Simple Linear Gradient

Enter your first color in the "Start Color" field (e.g., #ff5733) Enter your second color in the "End Color" field (e.g., #33c4ff) Keep "Linear" selected as the gradient type Choose your preferred direction (e.g., "To Right") Select "CSS" as output format Click "Generate Gradient" Copy the CSS code and paste it into your stylesheet

Creating a Radial Gradient

Choose your center color as the start color Pick your outer color as the end color Select "Radial" from the gradient type dropdown Click "Generate Gradient" Use the provided CSS code in your project

Exporting as PNG

Set up your gradient colors and settings Choose "PNG Image" from the output format dropdown Click "Generate Gradient" Click the "Download PNG" button to save your gradient image Use the image as a background in your designs

FAQ Q: What color formats are supported? A: Currently, the tool supports HEX color codes (e.g., #ff5733). You can also use the built-in color picker for easy color selection. RGBA values with transparency can be used in the format rgba(255,0,0,0.5). Q: Can I create gradients with more than two colors? A: The current version supports two-color gradients. For multi-color gradients, you can manually edit the CSS code or create multiple two-color gradients and layer them. Q: What's the difference between linear and radial gradients? A: Linear gradients transition colors in a straight line (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal), while radial gradients radiate from a center point in a circular pattern. Q: Can I download the gradient as an image? A: Yes! Choose "PNG Image" from the output format dropdown, and you'll get a downloadable 800x600 PNG file of your gradient. Q: Does it support transparency? A: Yes, you can use RGBA color values like rgba(255,0,0,0.5) for semi-transparent colors in your gradients. Q: How do I use the CSS code in my website? A: Simply copy the generated CSS code and paste it into your stylesheet. The code typically looks like background: linear-gradient(to right, #ff5733, #33c4ff); and can be applied to any HTML element. Q: Are the gradients compatible with all browsers? A: The generated CSS uses standard gradient syntax that works in all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). For older browsers, you may need to add vendor prefixes. Q: Can I save my favorite gradients? A: Pro users have access to gradient history, allowing you to save and revisit your favorite color combinations. Examples Example 1: Sunset Gradient Input:

Start Color: #ff5733 End Color: #ffc107 Type: Linear Direction: To Bottom

Result: A warm sunset-like gradient perfect for headers and hero sections. Example 2: Ocean Blue Gradient Input:

Start Color: #0077be End Color: #00c9ff Type: Linear Direction: To Right

Result: A cool blue gradient ideal for water-themed designs or tech interfaces. Example 3: Purple Radial Gradient Input:

Start Color: #8b5cf6 End Color: #c084fc Type: Radial

Result: A vibrant purple gradient emanating from the center, great for backgrounds. Example 4: Monochrome Gradient Input:

Start Color: #000000 End Color: #ffffff Type: Linear Direction: To Bottom

Result: A classic black-to-white gradient for elegant, minimalist designs. Troubleshooting Gradient not displaying correctly?

Ensure your HEX color codes are in the correct format (#RRGGBB) Check that both colors are valid HEX values Try refreshing the page if the preview doesn't update

CSS code not copying?

Make sure your browser allows clipboard access Try manually selecting the code and copying with Ctrl+C (Cmd+C on Mac) Some browsers may require you to click in the code area first

PNG download not working?

Ensure pop-ups are not blocked in your browser Check your download folder for the file Try a different browser if the issue persists

Colors look different than expected?

Different monitors may display colors slightly differently Ensure your monitor is properly calibrated Test the gradient on multiple devices to see the true colors

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