Trying to find the right gradient for a design mockup or a website background usually means typing hex codes one by one and hoping for the best. pomiai’s CSS Gradient Generator lets you drag color stops and see the result live, then copy the finished CSS straight into your code. No install, no sign-in — it works right in your browser.
When this comes in handy
- Finding a gradient for a hero section or button background
- Translating a design comp’s exact angle and color stops into code
- Comparing Linear, Radial, and Conic styles side by side
- Copying finished CSS straight into your project
How to use it
- Pick a gradient type (Linear/Radial/Conic).
- Add or adjust color stops and their positions.
- For Linear, fine-tune the angle with the slider.
- When you’re happy with it, copy the CSS with one click.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between Linear, Radial, and Conic?
Linear spreads color in a straight direction, Radial spreads outward in a circle from a center point, and Conic sweeps around a center point like a clock. You can switch between all three inside the tool to compare them directly.
Will the generated CSS work in every browser?
Yes. It’s generated using standard CSS gradient syntax, so it works correctly across modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, and more).
How many color stops can I add?
There’s no limit — add as many color stops as you need to build even complex, multi-color gradients.
Do I need to sign in or create an account?
No. It runs directly in your browser with no install or account required, and nothing you work on is sent to a server.
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