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Gradients, Patterns and Effects

5 tools

Which Gradients, Patterns and Effects tool do you need?

ToolWhat it answers
Conic GradientList your colours, pick smooth or hard edges, and set the start angle and centre.
CSS Gradient GeneratorPick 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 GeneratorPick a start and end hex colour, an optional middle stop and an angle, and the generator writes the CSS background rule.
Linear Gradient MakerSet 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 MakerPick a centre colour, an edge colour, a shape, a size keyword and where the centre sits, and the maker writes the radial-gradient() value.

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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.

Radial Gradient Maker

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.

Conic Gradient

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.

CSS Gradient Generator

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.

Gradient Generator

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.