How do I use the gradient generator?

Add and select colors on the gradient slider, drag to position them, and adjust the angle. You can see a live preview and copy the generated CSS.

What is a CSS gradient?

A CSS gradient displays smooth transitions between two or more specified colors, used commonly for backgrounds and visual effects without needing an image file.

How do I create a linear or radial gradient?

You can toggle between "Linear" and "Radial" modes in the control panel to change how the colors transition across the element.

How do I add multiple colors to a gradient?

Click anywhere on the gradient slider to add a new color stop, which you can then modify or move to create complex transitions.

How do I change the angle of a gradient?

For linear gradients, use the angle control in the settings to rotate the direction of the gradient from 0 to 360 degrees.

How do I generate CSS for a gradient?

The ColorWorkspace gradient generator automatically writes the CSS for you in real-time. Simply click "Copy CSS" to use it in your project.

Tool

Gradient Generator

Design beautiful CSS gradients. Customize colors, angles, and positions, then copy the CSS instantly.

Type

Angle90°

Color Stops

100%

CSS Output

background: linear-gradient(90deg, #ff0080 0%, #7928ca 100%);

About the Gradient Generator

The gradient generator is a visual tool that lets you design intricate CSS backgrounds without writing the code manually. It provides an intuitive interface for managing color stops, angles, and gradient types, and outputs highly optimized CSS ready to paste into your stylesheets.

Gradient Types

Linear Gradients

Colors transition smoothly along a straight line. You can control the direction using an angle (e.g., 90deg for left-to-right or 180deg for top-to-bottom). Perfect for subtle backgrounds and button hover states.

Radial Gradients

Colors transition outward from a central point, creating a circular or elliptical shape. Excellent for drawing attention to the center of a section or creating lighting effects.

How to use

Add colors: Click anywhere on the gradient bar to add a new color stop.
Adjust positions: Drag the handles along the bar to change where the colors transition.
Remove colors: Select a handle and click the Delete button to remove it.
Change angle: For linear gradients, use the angle slider to rotate the direction of the gradient.

CSS Compatibility

The generated CSS uses standard linear-gradient() and radial-gradient() functions. These are natively supported by all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) without requiring vendor prefixes like -webkit-.