Gradient Generator

Create beautiful CSS gradients with unlimited color stops, live preview and one-click CSS copy. Supports linear, radial and conic gradients — all in your browser.

Color Stops

CSS Code

background: linear-gradient(135deg, #155EEF 0%, #7C3AED 100%);

What Is a Gradient Generator?

A gradient generator is a visual tool that helps you build CSS gradients without writing the syntax manually. You pick colors, set positions and rotation, see the result live, and copy production-ready CSS. It removes the trial-and-error of crafting gradients by hand.

OmniColor's gradient generator supports all three CSS gradient types — linear, radial and conic — with unlimited color stops and instant CSS output. Everything runs in your browser, so no uploads and no signup.

Gradient Types Explained

  • Linear: Colors transition along a straight line at a configurable angle (0° = bottom to top, 90° = left to right, 135° = top-left to bottom-right).
  • Radial: Colors transition outward from a center point in a circle or ellipse — useful for spotlights and highlight effects.
  • Conic: Colors transition around a center point like a clock — perfect for color wheels, charts and circular progress indicators.

How to Use the Gradient Generator

  1. Choose the gradient type (linear, radial or conic).
  2. Adjust the angle for linear/conic gradients.
  3. Click any color swatch to change its color.
  4. Adjust the position slider (0–100%) to move color stops.
  5. Add or remove stops as needed.
  6. Click Copy CSS to copy the generated background property.

Frequently Asked Questions