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Gradient Generator

Create CSS gradients with visual editor

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background: linear-gradient(135deg, #6366f1 0%, #ec4899 100%);
bg-gradient-to-br from-[#6366f1] to-[#ec4899]

β—ˆ How to Use

1

Choose linear, radial, or conic gradient type

2

Add and reorder color stops, drag handles for direction or center

3

Copy the generated CSS β€” paste directly into your stylesheet

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

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β—‰ Who Is This For?

  • βœ“Frontend developers building hero sections, buttons, or backgrounds
  • βœ“Designers prototyping color flow before exporting to Figma
  • βœ“Anyone learning how CSS gradients work by tweaking and seeing live results

β˜… Why Choose EllyTools?

100% Free & Unlimited

No sign-up, no limits. Use as many times as you want.

Privacy First

All processing happens in your browser. Your files never leave your device.

No Installation Required

Works directly in your browser on any device β€” desktop, tablet, or phone.

Fast & Reliable

Instant results powered by modern browser technology.

Gradient Generator: Smooth Color Transitions for Backgrounds

Gradients turn flat colors into rich backgrounds β€” modern web design uses them everywhere. This generator builds linear, radial, and conic gradients with multiple color stops, outputting CSS code ready to paste.

CSS gradients are technically image fills, not real images. They render natively in browsers, scale to any size, and don't add network requests. They're cheap, beautiful, and infinitely tweakable.

Gradient types

  • β€’Linear β€” color flows in a single direction (top-to-bottom, diagonal, etc.)
  • β€’Radial β€” color radiates from a center point outward
  • β€’Conic β€” color sweeps around a center like a clock hand (newer, less ubiquitous)
  • β€’Multiple stops β€” three or more colors at chosen positions for more complex transitions

Extended FAQ

Why does my gradient have visible bands?

Color banding from too few intermediate values. Add more stops, or convert from sRGB to OKLCH gradients which interpolate more smoothly across colors.

Are my gradients stored?

No β€” runs entirely in your browser.