Which gradient formats can be parsed?

linear-gradient, radial-gradient and conic-gradient with angles in deg, rad, turn or grad, to-keyword directions, anchor positions, and colors in hex, rgb(), hsl() or named form.

What does the normalized CSS output mean?

Implied stop positions are filled in exactly the way browsers compute them, angles are converted to degrees, and every color is unified to hex - so the output is unambiguous and portable.

Can it handle multi-layer backgrounds?

Paste a single gradient function per analysis. For multi-layer backgrounds, analyze each layer in turn and combine the copy-ready results.

CSS Gradient Analyzer - Parse Any Gradient

Paste a gradient, see it rendered instantly, and get its type, angle, stop positions and colors in normalized, copy-ready CSS.

Understand Any Gradient at a Glance

AiLoveKit's CSS gradient analyzer turns a pasted linear-gradient, radial-gradient or conic-gradient into a full breakdown: the gradient type, its direction or angle, every color stop with its computed position, and a live preview of exactly how browsers will paint it.

What You Get

Preview - the gradient rendered immediately, plus clickable chips for each extracted color.
Normalized CSS - implied stop positions filled in the way browsers interpolate them, angles unified to degrees, colors converted to hex.
Stop table - every stop listed with its color and position for quick audits and redesigns.

The parser understands deg, rad, turn and grad angles, to-keyword directions, radial anchors and all common color syntaxes - and runs entirely in your browser.

CSS Gradient Analyzer - Parse Any Gradient

Understand Any Gradient at a Glance

What You Get

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