Loona CSS Gradient Generator — Multi-Stop Linear, Radial & Conic (Developer Grade)
Loona Image Tools hosts a friendly two-colour Gradient Generator for quick visuals. This page is its engineering sibling: multi-stop, multi-type, built for people shipping CSS. Use whichever fits the job — they link to each other, never duplicate each other’s purpose.
How to use the CSS Gradient Generator
- Choose linear, radial or conic and set the angle.
- Adjust each stop’s colour and position; add stops for complex blends (sunsets, metallic sheens).
- Copy the generated background declaration straight into your stylesheet.
How it works
The output is a single standard CSS gradient function built from your stops in order — positions are percentages along the gradient line (or circle), so the code behaves identically in every modern browser.
Worked example
A developer builds a three-stop teal-to-gold brand gradient for a hero section, copies one line of CSS, and the whole site’s headers match the logo.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the Image Tools gradient generator?
That one is a quick two-colour visual tool. This one is CSS-first: unlimited stops, three gradient types, exact positions and code output.
What does conic mean?
Colours sweep around a centre point like a pie — ideal for colour wheels, pie-chart effects and playful backgrounds.
Can I make a hard-stop (striped) gradient?
Yes — place two stops at the same percentage and the colour changes instantly, creating stripes.
Is the CSS cross-browser?
Yes — standard linear/radial/conic-gradient syntax supported by all modern browsers.
More Colour & CSS Generators
The visual Color Palette Generator and the basic Gradient Generator live in Loona Image Tools; this family is the CSS-developer-grade set (multi-stop gradients, exact code output).