What gradient types does this tool support?

The tool supports all three CSS gradient functions: linear-gradient() for directional fades, radial-gradient() for circular or elliptical bursts, and conic-gradient() for pie-chart-style sweeps.

How many color stops can I add?

There is no hard limit enforced by the tool — you can add as many color stops as your design requires. CSS itself supports any number of stops in a gradient.

What does the Reverse Stops button do?

It reverses the order of all color stops so the gradient flows in the opposite direction without you having to manually re-enter each color.

How do I use the Tailwind output?

The Tailwind output shows an arbitrary-value class like bg-[linear-gradient(...)] that you can paste directly into a Tailwind CSS project using JIT mode.

CSS Gradient Generator

Name: CSS Gradient Generator
Availability: InStock
Author: Nham Vu

Pick a gradient type, set your color stops and angle, then copy the ready-to-paste CSS.

Gradient Settings

Gradient Type

Angle: 135°

Live Preview

Color Stops

CSS Output

Tailwind Arbitrary-Value Class

Paste into a Tailwind CSS v3+ project with JIT mode enabled.

Summary

Pick a gradient type, set your color stops and angle, then copy the ready-to-paste CSS.

How it works

Choose a gradient type — Linear, Radial, or Conic — from the dropdown.
Add color stops using the Add Stop button; pick each color and set its position (0–100%).
Adjust the angle dial for Linear/Conic gradients, or set the shape and position for Radial.
Watch the live 300×200 px preview update in real time.
Click Copy CSS to copy the generated gradient declaration, or use the Tailwind output for arbitrary-value classes.

Use cases

Create hero section background gradients for websites
Generate smooth multi-stop color transitions for UI buttons and cards
Build decorative conic/radial gradients for modern CSS artwork

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-06-09 · Reviewed by Nham Vu