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.
Gradient Generator
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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?
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.
Transparent & honest
Selection is deterministic, not random: identical mood + angle inputs always give the identical gradient.
Private by design
Everything runs in your browser. Your inputs never leave your device.
Works everywhere
Fully responsive — perfect on desktop, tablet, and mobile. No app needed.
Regularly updated
Regularly maintained and reviewed to ensure accuracy.
Free forever
No accounts, no limits, no watermarks. Use Gradient Generator as much as you need.
How to use Gradient Generator
- 1Pick a mood from the "Mood" dropdown — or "Any" for the full 382-gradient catalog.
- 2Type the gradient angle in degrees into the "Angle (degrees)" field (0–360, for example 135).
- 3Run the tool — the same mood + angle always picks the same gradient, so results are repeatable.
- 4Copy the "CSS code" value straight into your stylesheet.
- 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
Status: ok — a background: linear-gradient(135deg, …) rule plus the evenly spaced color stops.
Status: ok — one of the full 382 gradients rendered at 180deg.
Status: error — a friendly message that the angle must be between 0 and 360 degrees.
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