Create CSS Conic Gradient
Conic gradients rotate colors around a center point, like a color wheel. They are ideal for creating pie charts, loading spinners, decorative backgrounds, and any design that needs a sweeping angular transition between colors.
Open CSS Gradient Generator →How to Create CSS Conic Gradient
- Open the CSS Gradient Generator on ToolPrime
- Select "Conic" as the gradient type
- Add your color stops and adjust their angular positions
- Fine-tune the starting angle and center position
- Copy the CSS conic-gradient code for your stylesheet
Common Use Cases
- Create pure CSS pie charts without JavaScript
- Build color wheel pickers and hue selectors
- Design decorative rotating gradient backgrounds
- Generate loading spinner animations with CSS
Frequently Asked Questions
Which browsers support conic-gradient?▾
All modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) support conic-gradient. For older browsers, consider a fallback background color.
How do I make a pie chart with conic-gradient?▾
Set hard color stops at specific angles. For example, "red 0deg 120deg, blue 120deg 240deg, green 240deg 360deg" creates a three-segment pie.