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CSS Gradient Generator
Build a real, working linear-gradient() CSS value from your comma-separated colors and angle.
How to Use CSS Gradient Generator
- 1Enter colors and optionally an angle, comma-separated (e.g. #4F46E5, #7C3AED, 135deg)
- 2Click Process
- 3Copy the generated linear-gradient() CSS
Frequently Asked Questions
Comma-separated values — any mix of hex/rgb/named colors, plus optionally an angle ending in 'deg' (e.g. '#4F46E5, #7C3AED, 135deg'). If you provide fewer than 2 colors, it defaults to a blue-to-purple gradient.
No — only linear-gradient(). For radial or conic gradients, you'd need to write the CSS manually or use a different tool.
No — it only outputs the CSS text; paste it into your stylesheet or a browser dev tools panel to see it rendered.
No — the CSS is built entirely in your browser.
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