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Gradient Browser

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Explore curated gradient options for design and web projects.

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About this tool

What Gradient Browser does

Gradient Browser on Coolors is a dedicated tool for generating and exploring curated color gradients for design and web projects. Users can browse through a wide selection of pre-made gradient palettes or create custom combinations using adjustable sliders for hue, saturation, and brightness. The interface provides visual previews of how colors blend and transition across a spectrum, assisting designers, graphic artists, and developers in selecting harmonious pairings suitable for digital art or web design elements. It serves as both an inspiration source and a practical tool for implementing precise color schemes.

Step by step

How to use the Coolors Gradient Browser

  1. 1

    Open Gradient Browser on Coolors

  2. 2

    Browse pre-made gradients or adjust sliders for hue, saturation, and brightness

  3. 3

    Select a gradient to view its visual preview and color data

  4. 4

    Copy or save the gradient codes for use in design projects

Is it right for you

Best for

Designers, graphic artists, and developers seeking immediate inspiration or precise color data for web and digital projects.

Limitations

  • No unit switching between color formats
  • Results are visual estimates rather than technical specifications
  • Interface requires internet connection to access gradient library
Questions

Gradient Browser FAQ

Can I use gradients from Gradient Browser in commercial projects?
Yes, gradients generated or browsed on Coolors can be used in commercial projects, but users should verify the specific license terms for any pre-made palettes, as some may have attribution requirements.
How do I create a custom gradient using the sliders?
Adjust the hue, saturation, and brightness sliders to customize your gradient, then view the visual preview to see how the colors blend and transition across the spectrum before saving or copying the color codes.
Can I input specific color codes to start building a gradient?
Yes, users can input custom color codes to begin building unique gradient combinations, allowing for precise control over the starting colors of their gradient.
What file formats are available for saving gradients?
Gradients can be saved and exported as color codes suitable for use in design software, though specific export format options depend on the Coolors platform's current features.
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