Create CSS Linear Gradient
Linear gradients flow in a straight line between two or more colors. They are the most commonly used gradient type in web design — for backgrounds, buttons, hero sections, and text effects. This visual editor makes it easy to craft the perfect gradient.
Open CSS Gradient Generator →How to Create CSS Linear Gradient
- Open the CSS Gradient Generator on ToolPrime
- Select "Linear" as the gradient type
- Choose your start and end colors using the color pickers
- Adjust the direction angle and add extra color stops
- Copy the generated CSS code
Common Use Cases
- Design eye-catching hero section backgrounds
- Create gradient button styles for call-to-action elements
- Build branded gradient overlays for card components
- Generate smooth color transitions for section dividers
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I add more than two color stops?▾
Yes, click anywhere on the gradient bar to add additional color stops. You can add as many as you need for complex gradients.
How do I make a diagonal gradient?▾
Use the angle control to set any direction. Common diagonal gradients use 45deg (top-left to bottom-right) or 135deg (top-right to bottom-left).
Does it generate cross-browser compatible CSS?▾
The generated CSS works in all modern browsers. Vendor prefixes are not needed for current browser versions.