Live-previews linear and radial gradients as you adjust color stops, outputs ready-to-paste CSS with no manual value guessing.
See changes as you drag stops.
Switch types without starting over.
Includes vendor-prefixed fallbacks where useful.
Orange -> pink -> purple at 135deg behind white headline.
Light gray radial for depth on a white dashboard.
Add or move color stops.
Set angle or center.
Preview on the box.
Copy CSS into your project.
Hero backgrounds without guessing stop positions.
Paste into custom CSS blocks.
Prototype gradients before handing off.
The gradient generator runs entirely in your browser. No color values or CSS output are sent to Sounez servers. Everything is computed locally as you interact with the tool.
Avoid very dark gradients directly behind body text without a contrasting overlay. Text legibility on gradient backgrounds is notoriously hard to test — always verify WCAG contrast at the lightest and darkest points of the gradient.
Yes, in all modern browsers. The generated CSS uses standard syntax supported by Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. If you need to support very old browsers, test accordingly or add a solid color fallback.
Yes. Paste the CSS value into a Tailwind config under extend.backgroundImage as a named utility, or use it as an arbitrary value class in your markup with the bracket syntax.
Yes — switch between linear and radial gradient types in the editor without losing your color stops.
A few tools that naturally pair with CSS Gradient Generator.
Generate a five-color palette in one click. Tap any swatch to copy the hex code.
Open toolCreate CSS and SVG background patterns for websites, landing pages and UI mockups.
Open toolDesign CSS box shadows visually with sliders, then copy the code in one click.
Open toolPractical guides and how-tos from the Sounez blog.
Drag stops and angles to build a CSS gradient visually, then copy the ready-to-use background line directly into your stylesheet.
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Presets
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #6366F1, #8B5CF6);