CSS Gradient Generator
Design linear or radial CSS gradients with a live preview.
Processing runs locally in your browser. Toolexa does not upload or permanently store your input.
About CSS Gradient Generator
CSS Gradient Generator is an interactive design utility for creating ready-to-use linear and radial background gradients. Choose the gradient type, select two colors and adjust the angle for linear gradients while watching the preview update immediately. The generated background declaration appears beneath the controls, making it easy to copy into a stylesheet, component, design prototype or inline style. You can also download a small CSS file containing the finished rule for use in a project. This tool is useful for website headers, buttons, cards, hero sections, presentation backgrounds and quick visual experiments where manually editing gradient syntax slows down iteration. Standard browser color pickers provide precise HEX values, while the angle range lets you explore direction without remembering CSS conventions. Radial mode automatically removes the irrelevant angle from the generated syntax and centers the color transition. Every interaction and file download is handled locally with JavaScript. Toolexa does not upload or permanently store your colors or generated CSS. The responsive controls and large preview remain easy to use on desktop, tablet and mobile screens, and the share button shares only the tool page rather than your selected values.
How to use CSS Gradient Generator?
- Choose Linear or Radial gradient.
- Select the starting and ending colors.
- Adjust the angle when using a linear gradient.
- Review the live preview and generated CSS.
- Copy the declaration or download the CSS file.
- Open the tool page and read the input labels carefully.
CSS Gradient Generator Features
- Linear gradient generation
- Radial gradient generation
- Interactive angle control
- Two browser color pickers
- Live responsive preview
- Copy or download generated CSS
CSS Gradient Generator FAQs
What is a linear gradient?
A linear gradient blends colors along a straight line controlled by an angle or direction.
What is a radial gradient?
A radial gradient blends colors outward from a central point.
Does angle affect radial gradients?
No. The angle control applies only to linear gradients.
Can I use the output in CSS background?
Yes. The generated declaration can be pasted directly into a CSS rule.
Are my selected colors stored?
No. Preview and CSS generation run locally in the browser.