Advanced CSS Gradient Generator
Build multi-stop linear, radial, and conic CSS gradients with unlimited color stops, presets, and a live preview.
Design complex CSS gradients with full control using this free advanced gradient generator. Add as many color stops as you like, set each stop's exact position, switch between linear, radial, and conic gradients, and start from a curated preset. The live preview updates instantly and you copy a clean, ready-to-paste background rule — all in your browser, nothing installed.
What is an advanced CSS gradient generator?
An advanced CSS gradient generator goes beyond two-color blends: it lets you stack any number of color stops, position each one precisely along the gradient, and pick the gradient shape — linear, radial, or conic. It writes the exact linear-gradient(), radial-gradient(), or conic-gradient() value for you so you never have to hand-tune color stops and angles.
How to build a multi-stop gradient
Choose a gradient type, then add color stops and drag their positions to shape exactly how the colors blend. Conic and linear gradients also let you set the angle. When the preview looks right, copy the generated CSS background rule straight into your stylesheet.
- Pick Linear, Radial, or Conic as the gradient type.
- Click Add color stop to insert as many stops as you need.
- Set each stop's color with the swatch or HEX field and type its position percentage.
- Adjust the angle for linear and conic gradients, or start from a preset.
- Click Copy CSS to grab the ready-to-paste background rule.
Why use this advanced gradient generator?
- Unlimited color stops with precise per-stop position control.
- Linear, radial, and conic CSS gradients in one tool.
- Built-in preset library to start from popular gradients.
- Live preview updates instantly as you tweak stops and angle.
- One click copies a clean, ready-to-paste background rule.
- 100% free and private — everything runs in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
How many color stops can I add?
As many as you need. Click Add color stop to insert additional stops, and remove any stop with its × button (a gradient always keeps at least two stops).
What is a conic gradient?
A conic gradient sweeps colors around a center point like a pie chart or color wheel, rather than along a line (linear) or outward in rings (radial). It is great for rainbow wheels, pie charts, and angular effects, and uses the conic-gradient() CSS function.
Can I set the exact position of each color?
Yes. Each color stop has a position field from 0% to 100% so you can control precisely where each color sits and how sharply or smoothly the colors transition.
Do these gradients work in all browsers?
Linear and radial gradients are supported everywhere. Conic gradients are supported by all modern browsers, so the standard CSS this tool generates works without vendor prefixes in current browsers.