How many color stops can I add?

You can add up to 8 different color stops. This lets you design highly articulated CSS color sweeps, sky gradients, or metallic finishes.

What is the difference between Linear and Radial gradients?

Linear gradients transition colors along a straight path at a set angle (e.g. 135 degrees), whereas Radial gradients sweep outwards in a circular fashion from a central anchor point.

Can I copy these directly into Tailwind CSS?

Yes! The tool automatically builds and displays a custom Tailwind CSS arbitrary class format (e.g. bg-[linear-gradient(...)]) that you can paste directly into your classes.

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CSS Code

background: linear-gradient(135deg, #3b82f6 0%, #8b5cf6 50%, #ec4899 100%);

Tailwind Class

bg-[linear-gradient(135deg,_#3b82f60%,#8b5cf650%,#ec4899100%)]

CSS Gradient Generator

Gradient Type

Angle135°

Color Stops

Selected Stop

Color Picker

#3b82f6

Position Offset0%

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How to Use the CSS Gradient Tool

Design multi-point CSS linear and radial gradients visually.

1
Select your gradient type (Linear or Radial) and adjust the angle offset parameter.
2
Click "Add Stop" to drop new color stop nodes, select their hues, and drag them to position.
3
Copy the completed CSS code or the custom Tailwind arbitrary class with a single click.

Why Choose Our CSS Gradient?

Multi-Point Gradients

Add up to 8 distinct color stops to construct rich, highly complex linear or radial gradients.

Interactive Slider Bar

Drag color stops along the timeline or use the precision offset parameters to control transitions.

Double Format Export

Retrieve production-ready CSS background styles or clean inline Tailwind utility classes instantly.

100% Offline & Private

Design gradients securely. No visual assets, color stops, or preferences are ever sent to a server.

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