Which gradient types are supported?

linear-gradient, radial-gradient, and conic-gradient, each with configurable angle or anchor position.

How many color stops can I use?

Up to 10, each with its own position percentage. Stops are sorted automatically in the generated CSS.

Does the generated CSS work everywhere?

Yes - unprefixed linear, radial, and conic gradients are supported in all current evergreen browsers.

CSS Gradient Generator - Linear, Radial, and Conic

Design gradients visually with live preview, up to 10 stops, and copy-ready CSS.

Design Gradients Visually, Ship Them as Code

AiLoveKit's CSS gradient generator renders your gradient live as you tweak it - type, angle or position, and any number of color stops with per-stop positions - then hands you a single copy-ready background declaration. No sign-up, no watermark, and nothing leaves your browser.

Supported Gradient Types

Linear - an angle-driven sweep; 135° is the modern default for hero sections.
Radial - a circular bloom from any anchor position.
Conic - angle sweeps around a center; the trick behind color wheels and pie charts.

All three types are supported in every current browser - the generated code is safe to paste into any stylesheet.

CSS Gradient Generator - Linear, Radial, and Conic

Design Gradients Visually, Ship Them as Code

Supported Gradient Types

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