Reproducible example
Example inputfrom=#FF7A59
to=#4F46E5
angle=135background: linear-gradient(135deg, #FF7A59 0%, #4F46E5 100%);Developer / Quick tool
CSS Gradient Generator
Build a two-color linear or radial CSS gradient with a live preview, angle control and copy-ready background code.
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Copy-ready CSS
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #FF7A59 0%, #4F46E5 100%);How to useHow to use CSS Gradient Generator ⌄
What the tool actually does
Build a two-color linear or radial CSS gradient with a live preview, angle control and copy-ready background code.
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Paste content, enter parameters or choose the files you need in “Color and angle settings”.
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Choose “Linear gradient”, “Radial gradient” for the job. Processing runs in this browser.
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Review the result under “CSS declaration”, then copy or download it after checking the output.
Result guide
What CSS Gradient Generator calculates
Build a two-color CSS background without writing gradient syntax by hand. Choose linear or radial, set two HEX colors, adjust the linear angle, inspect the live preview, and copy one normalized background declaration.
Linear and radial gradients solve different layout tasks
A linear gradient blends colors along a straight axis and uses the angle control. A radial gradient expands from the center in a circle, so the angle is intentionally disabled when radial mode is selected.
How CSS gradient angles work
CSS defines 0deg as pointing upward and rotates clockwise: 90deg points right, 180deg points down, and 270deg points left. The copied declaration includes the exact whole-degree value shown in the control.
What this focused generator does not cover
This page deliberately generates two color stops at 0% and 100%. It does not edit multi-stop, conic, repeating, image-export, color-space or legacy-prefixed gradients; extend the copied CSS manually when a design needs those features.
Frequently asked questions
Can I paste the generated code directly into a stylesheet?
Yes. The result is a complete background declaration using standard linear-gradient() or radial-gradient() syntax, ready for a CSS rule, style block or component stylesheet.
Why is the angle disabled for a radial gradient?
This generator uses a centered circular radial gradient, which expands outward rather than following a linear axis. An angle therefore has no effect in this focused radial mode.
Does the tool upload my colors or CSS?
No. Preview rendering, HEX validation and CSS generation all run in your browser. The page does not upload the entered colors or generated declaration.
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