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Visual gradient studio · Production-ready CSS

Design rich gradients with precision and speed.

Build linear, radial and conic gradients with draggable color stops, opacity, repeating modes, device previews, saved presets and clean CSS export.

✓ Drag-and-drop stops ✓ Linear, radial and conic ✓ Device previews ✓ CSS variables and export

Advanced gradient studio

Create, preview and export gradients without leaving the browser.

Runs locally

Gradient controls

Linear gradient
135°
Repeating gradient Use repeating CSS gradient syntax
Include fallback color Add a solid background before the gradient

Live preview

3 color stops
Design with depth Live gradient preview

Color stops

Drag handles or edit values directly

Curated presets

Click to apply

Responsive device preview

Check different contexts

Beautiful interface

Use gradients carefully to create hierarchy without reducing readability.

Generated CSS

Ready to paste

Saved gradients

Stored in this browser
CSS gradient guide

Gradients can add depth, hierarchy and visual direction.

Linear gradients

Linear gradients transition colors along a straight line defined by an angle or direction.

Radial gradients

Radial gradients expand from a center point using a circle or ellipse.

Conic gradients

Conic gradients rotate color transitions around a central point and work well for wheels, charts and decorative effects.

Color-stop positions

Each color stop defines where a color appears. Closely spaced stops create sharper transitions, while wider spacing produces smoother blends.

Frequently asked questions

Gradient questions answered.

Can I use more than two colors?

Yes. Add multiple color stops and position each one independently.

Can gradients include transparency?

Yes. Each stop supports an opacity percentage and is exported using RGBA values when needed.

What is a repeating gradient?

A repeating gradient repeats its color-stop pattern across the available area.

Are saved gradients uploaded?

No. Saved gradients are stored only in local browser storage.