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Gradient Maker

Provided byCoolorscoolors.co

Design custom multi-stop CSS gradients with live preview and copy-paste output.

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About this tool

What Gradient Maker does

A concise, practical tool for generating CSS-compatible color palettes through numerical input fields rather than visual color wheels. The interface focuses on precise numeric control rather than visual manipulation, making it suitable for developers who need exact color values for web projects rather than interactive color picking. The layout separates color model inputs (hex, HSL, RGB) from control mechanisms, creating a clear workflow for adjusting specific color properties.

Step by step

How to use the Coolors Gradient Maker

  1. 1

    Enter hex codes or values directly into the input fields

  2. 2

    Adjust individual color channels (red, green, blue components)

  3. 3

    Use the slider controls for precise numerical adjustments

  4. 4

    Observe real-time preview updates as values change

Is it right for you

Best for

Developers and designers who need precise color values for web projects, particularly those working with CSS variables, color schemes, or needing to convert between color formats.

Limitations

  • Interface feels dated compared to modern design tools
  • Limited to basic RGB/HSL manipulation without advanced color theory features
  • No preview of how colors look in actual web contexts beyond the input fields
Questions

Gradient Maker FAQ

Can I use this tool for professional design work?
Yes, the color values generated are suitable for CSS, design systems, and development workflows. The tool focuses on precise color values rather than artistic composition.
Can I export my color palettes?
The tool outputs hex codes and color values that can be copied and used in any design workflow or code editor.
Do I need to install anything to use this tool?
No installation required. The tool runs directly in your browser.
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