CSS Gradient Generator

When to use CSS Gradient Generator

• Prototyping hero backgrounds
• Trying accent blends for buttons
• Teaching gradient syntax

Example

Input

#38bdf8, #818cf8, 135

Output

background: linear-gradient(135deg, #38bdf8, #818cf8);

How to use

1. Enter colors. Use from, to, angle — e.g. #38bdf8, #818cf8, 135
2. Generate CSS. Run to produce a background: linear-gradient(...) rule.
3. Paste into CSS. Add it to a selector in the compiler or your stylesheet.

Processing and limitations

Enter two CSS colors followed by a numeric angle in degrees. Named colors and rgb()/rgba() are accepted. Run produces both CSS and a color preview. This generator creates a two-stop linear gradient.

Reference

Benefits

• Free to use—no account required
• Runs in your browser
• Instant results with no software install
• Basic processing does not upload your content to a server
• This covers linear gradients only. Radial/conic syntax is out of scope here.

Not the same as

Color format conversion belongs in CSS Color Converter, not this generator.

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