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Gradient Generator: CSS Gradient Maker

Make beautiful CSS gradients in one click — pick a mood and an angle to get a hand-picked gradient with copy-ready background code and color stops.

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Gradient Generator

Fill in the inputs below, hit Generate, and your results appear instantly — copy any item in one click.

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What is Gradient generator?

Gradient Generator — Make beautiful CSS gradients in one click — pick a mood and an angle to get a hand-picked gradient with copy-ready background code and color stops.

Gradients come from the uiGradients dataset (MIT, 382 curated name + color entries), filtered by mood: each mood matches gradient names against a documented keyword list (Warm, Cool, Sunset, Ocean, Neon; "Any" uses all 382), then picks one deterministically — the same mood + angle always returns the same gradient via an FNV-1a hash of "mood|angle" modulo the pool size. Colors are normalized with chroma.js (BSD-3-Clause) and stops are spaced evenly from 0% to 100%. Limitations: the mood match is name-based (a heuristic), so a pick can occasionally feel off-mood; small pools repeat picks across angles; all colors come from the curated dataset, not from arbitrary input.

Why use this gradient generator?

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Built for gradient generator

Make beautiful CSS gradients in one click — pick a mood and an angle to get a hand-picked gradient with copy-ready background code and color stops.

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Transparent & honest

Selection is deterministic, not random: identical mood + angle inputs always give the identical gradient.

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Private by design

Everything runs in your browser. Your inputs never leave your device.

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Works everywhere

Fully responsive — perfect on desktop, tablet, and mobile. No app needed.

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Regularly updated

Regularly maintained and reviewed to ensure accuracy.

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Free forever

No accounts, no limits, no watermarks. Use Gradient Generator as much as you need.

How to use Gradient Generator

  1. 1Pick a mood from the "Mood" dropdown — or "Any" for the full 382-gradient catalog.
  2. 2Type the gradient angle in degrees into the "Angle (degrees)" field (0–360, for example 135).
  3. 3Run the tool — the same mood + angle always picks the same gradient, so results are repeatable.
  4. 4Copy the "CSS code" value straight into your stylesheet.
  5. 5Change the angle and re-run to preview how the same palette flows in a different direction.

What can you do with Gradient Generator?

  • Make a css gradient — Make beautiful CSS gradients in one click — pick a mood and an angle to get a hand-picked gradient with copy-ready background code and color stops.
  • Linear gradient maker — Make beautiful CSS gradients in one click — pick a mood and an angle to get a hand-picked gradient with copy-ready background code and color stops.
  • Create background gradient for website — Make beautiful CSS gradients in one click — pick a mood and an angle to get a hand-picked gradient with copy-ready background code and color stops.
  • Copy gradient css code — Make beautiful CSS gradients in one click — pick a mood and an angle to get a hand-picked gradient with copy-ready background code and color stops.

Good to know

  • Selection is deterministic, not random: identical mood + angle inputs always give the identical gradient.
  • Mood filtering is name-based and heuristic — a pick may occasionally feel off-mood.
  • Color stops are distributed evenly (e.g. 0%, 50%, 100% for three colors); the dataset has 2–6 colors per gradient.

How it works

Gradients come from the uiGradients dataset (MIT, 382 curated name + color entries), filtered by mood: each mood matches gradient names against a documented keyword list (Warm, Cool, Sunset, Ocean, Neon; "Any" uses all 382), then picks one deterministically — the same mood + angle always returns the same gradient via an FNV-1a hash of "mood|angle" modulo the pool size. Colors are normalized with chroma.js (BSD-3-Clause) and stops are spaced evenly from 0% to 100%. Limitations: the mood match is name-based (a heuristic), so a pick can occasionally feel off-mood; small pools repeat picks across angles; all colors come from the curated dataset, not from arbitrary input.

Examples

Ocean gradient at 135 degrees

Status: ok — a background: linear-gradient(135deg, …) rule plus the evenly spaced color stops.

Any mood straight down

Status: ok — one of the full 382 gradients rendered at 180deg.

Angle out of range

Status: error — a friendly message that the angle must be between 0 and 360 degrees.

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