Linear Gradient Maker
Build a CSS linear-gradient() from an angle and two or three hex stops, then read the exact colour at 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100% along the line.
5 tools
| Tool | What it answers |
|---|---|
| Conic Gradient | List your colours, pick smooth or hard edges, and set the start angle and centre. |
| CSS Gradient Generator | Pick a gradient type, set the angle and enter two or three hex colours; the generator writes the CSS value and a ready background-image declaration. |
| Gradient Generator | Pick a start and end hex colour, an optional middle stop and an angle, and the generator writes the CSS background rule. |
| Linear Gradient Maker | Set a direction in degrees, enter a start and end hex colour, and optionally a middle stop, and the maker writes the CSS background declaration. |
| Radial Gradient Maker | Pick a centre colour, an edge colour, a shape, a size keyword and where the centre sits, and the maker writes the radial-gradient() value. |
Build a CSS linear-gradient() from an angle and two or three hex stops, then read the exact colour at 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100% along the line.
Build a CSS radial-gradient() from two or three hex colours, with circle or ellipse shape, size keyword and centre position, plus a solid fallback line.
Build CSS conic-gradient() code from a list of colours, with smooth or hard pie-slice stops, a start angle and a movable centre point.
Build linear-gradient, radial-gradient and conic-gradient CSS from two or three hex colours, with an angle slider and a solid midpoint fallback colour.
Build CSS linear-gradient or radial-gradient code from two or three hex colours, with any angle, the colour at every 10% step and end-colour contrast.