CSS Gradient Generator - Linear, Radial & Conic
Create beautiful CSS gradients with a visual editor and live preview. Build linear, radial, and conic gradients, adjust colors and stops, then copy production-ready CSS code.
Direction
Color Stops
CSS Code
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #6366f1 0%, #ec4899 100%);Gradient Presets
Gradient Types
Linear
Transitions along a straight line. Best for backgrounds, buttons, and hero sections.
Radial
Radiates outward from a center point. Perfect for spotlights and glows.
Conic
Sweeps around a center point. Ideal for pie charts and progress rings.
Tips
Analogous colors create smooth, natural transitions.
2-3 stops produce the cleanest results. More can get muddy.
Adjust stop positions for asymmetric or banded effects.
Test on dark backgrounds — light-mode gradients often need adjustment.
FAQ
What is a CSS gradient generator?
A visual tool that outputs CSS background gradient code. Pick colors, set stops and direction, then copy the code into your stylesheet.
Do CSS gradients work in all browsers?
Yes — linear-gradient(), radial-gradient(), and conic-gradient() work in all modern browsers. Conic needs Safari 12.1+ / Chrome 69+. No prefixes needed.
How do I extract a gradient from a website?
The MiroMiro Chrome extension detects gradients on any page — hover over an element to see its full gradient code, then copy it directly.
Can I layer multiple gradients?
Yes, comma-separate them in the background property. This is used for mesh gradients, glassmorphism, and complex visual effects.