CSS Gradient Generator
Create linear, radial and conic gradients from your generated palette. Adjust angle, preview live and copy production-ready CSS.
What this page covers
This page explains the workflow and links directly to the relevant section of the main Chromaforge tool.
- Linear, radial and conic gradient types with live preview.
- Angle control for linear and conic gradients from 0 to 360 degrees.
- Gradient is generated from the current palette — change the base color and the gradient updates.
- Copy the CSS background value directly into any stylesheet or CSS-in-JS property.
Which gradient type works best for UI backgrounds?
Linear gradients are the safest choice for large backgrounds. Radial gradients work for spotlight and focus effects. Conic gradients are best reserved for charts, loaders and small decorative éléments — not large page backgrounds.
Can I use the output in CSS-in-JS?
Yes. The output is a valid CSS background value string. Assign it directly to the background property in any CSS-in-JS library: background: 'linear-gradient(135deg, #E24B4A, #3B82F6)'.
Does conic-gradient work in all browsers?
Conic gradients require Chrome 69+, Firefox 83+ and Safari 12.1+. They are not supported in Internet Explorer. Linear and radial gradients work in all modern browsers and IE10+.