Gradient Maker - Visual CSS Gradient Editor
Design linear and radial gradients visually. Add color stops, adjust angles, preview live, and copy CSS. free.
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What Is a Gradient Maker?
A gradient maker is a visual editor for creating CSS gradients. Instead of writing gradient code manually, you pick colors, set positions, and adjust angles — the tool generates the CSS in real-time. It supports both linear gradients (with angle control) and radial gradients (with center point control), making it easy to create smooth color transitions for backgrounds, buttons, and UI elements.
How to Create a CSS Gradient
- Choose type — Select Linear or Radial gradient
- Set direction — Adjust the angle (linear) or center point (radial)
- Edit color stops — Change colors and drag position sliders
- Add more stops — Click "+ Add Stop" for complex gradients (up to 8)
- Copy CSS — Click the Copy button to get the CSS code
Why Use This Gradient Maker?
- Visual Editor — See your gradient update in real-time as you adjust
- Linear & Radial — Both gradient types with full control
- Multiple Stops — Add up to 8 color stops for complex gradients
- Presets — 8 beautiful preset gradients to start from
- One-Click CSS — Copy production-ready CSS code instantly
FreeToolbox vs Other Gradient Tools
| Feature | FreeToolbox | cssgradient.io | WebGradients |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live Preview | Yes | Yes | Static only |
| Color Stops | Up to 8 | Unlimited | 2 (fixed) |
| Radial Support | Yes | Yes | No |
| Presets | 8 | None | 180 |
| Ads | Minimal | Moderate | Minimal |
FAQ
What's the difference between linear and radial gradients?
Linear gradients transition along a straight line at a specified angle. Radial gradients transition outward from a center point in a circular or elliptical shape.
How many color stops can I add?
Up to 8 color stops. You need at least 2 stops to form a gradient. Click '+ Add Stop' to add more.
Can I remove a color stop?
Yes. Click the × button next to any stop to remove it, as long as at least 2 stops remain.
How do I use the presets?
Click any preset thumbnail at the bottom. It loads the preset colors and sets the gradient type to linear at 135°. You can then customize it further.
Does this generate cross-browser CSS?
The generated CSS uses the standard gradient syntax supported by all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). No vendor prefixes are needed.