Gradient Generator

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CSS Code: background: linear-gradient(to right, #000033, #5000ff, #c400ff, #90c8ff);

How to Generate Gradients

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Choose Gradient Type

Start by selecting your preferred gradient style using the pill buttons at the top of the tool.

Pro Tip: Linear gradients are perfect for backgrounds, while radial gradients work great for buttons and icons.
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Add Colors

Use the color pickers to select your desired colors. Add or remove colors using the + and - buttons to create complex gradients.

Pro Tip: Try using complementary colors for vibrant gradients or analogous colors for subtle transitions.
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Customize Options

Fine-tune your gradient by adjusting direction, position, and other settings based on your chosen gradient type.

Pro Tip: Use the direction controls to create diagonal gradients that add depth to your design.
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Add Effects

Enable the noise effect to add texture and adjust its intensity and frequency for a more natural look.

Pro Tip: Subtle noise can help reduce banding in gradients and make them look more professional.

Features

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Multiple Gradient Types

Create linear, radial, and conic gradients with ease

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Color Control

Add unlimited colors and fine-tune their positions

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Noise Effects

Add subtle texture with customizable noise settings

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Export Options

Download as image or copy CSS code

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different types of gradients?

Our tool supports three main types of gradients:

  • Linear Gradients: Colors flow in a straight line in any direction
  • Radial Gradients: Colors radiate outward from a center point
  • Conic Gradients: Colors rotate around a center point
How do I use the generated CSS?

Simply copy the CSS code from the output section and paste it into your stylesheet. For noise effects, make sure to include both the HTML and CSS code provided.

Can I use the downloaded images commercially?

Yes, all gradients generated with this tool are free to use for both personal and commercial projects.

How do I create a smooth gradient transition?

For smooth transitions, try using colors that are close to each other on the color wheel. You can also adjust the position of color stops to control the transition points.