CSS Gradient Generator

CSS Gradient Generator
Advanced Gradient Generator

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background: linear-gradient(135deg, #4a6cf7 0%, #8a54fb 100%);

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📘 User Guide – Advanced Gradient Generator

The Advanced Gradient Generator helps you create beautiful linear, radial, and conic gradients with multiple color stops. It also provides live previews and the CSS code you can copy directly into your projects.


🔹 Features

  • Choose gradient type: Linear, Radial, or Conic

  • Add, edit, or remove unlimited color stops

  • Adjust angles, positions, shapes, and sizes

  • Use preset gradients for quick inspiration

  • Random button for generating random gradients

  • Copy CSS code instantly with one click


🔹 How to Use

1. Select Gradient Type

  • Linear → creates a gradient along a straight line (with adjustable angle).

  • Radial → circular/elliptical gradient (with shape, size, and position controls).

  • Conic → pie-like gradient (with start angle and position controls). 


2. Adjust Gradient Properties

  • Linear: Move the angle slider (0–360°).

  • Radial: Choose circle or ellipse, adjust size and move the center position (X/Y).

  • Conic: Set starting angle and adjust center position (X/Y).


3. Manage Color Stops

  • Each stop defines a color at a position (%).

  • Use the Add Color Stop button to add more.

  • Use the Remove button to delete stops (must have at least 2).

  • Enter values manually or use color pickers.

  • Positions (%) control where each color appears along the gradient.


4. Use Presets

  • Click on a preset gradient block to load it instantly.

  • Presets include linear, radial, and conic examples.


5. Randomize

  • Click Random to generate a random gradient with random colors, stops, and settings.


6. Preview

  • The Preview box shows your gradient live.


7. Copy CSS

  • Click Copy CSS → The code will be copied to your clipboard.

  • Paste it directly into your CSS file, for example:

.my-element {
  background: linear-gradient(135deg, #4a6cf7 0%, #8a54fb 100%);
}

🔹 Tips

  • Use more color stops for smooth blends.

  • Radial gradients look best with centered stops.

  • Conic gradients are great for charts, spinners, or artistic effects.

  • Presets are a quick way to get inspiration.


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