Gradient Image Generator

Elevate your design projects with stunning gradient images created effortlessly using our Gradient Image Generator tool. This intuitive tool allows you to customize gradients with a range of color options and fade types. Simply select the number of colors, choose your desired colors using the color palette, and specify the fade type (linear or radial). The real-time preview helps you visualize the gradient before generating it. Copy the generated CSS code or download the gradient image as a PNG file to use in your web or graphic designs. With our Gradient Image Generator, bring vibrant and eye-catching gradients to life with just a few clicks.

Gradient Image Generator

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User Guidelines:
1. Number of Colors: Choose the number of colors for your gradient by selecting an option from the dropdown.
2. Colors: Use the color palette to select and customize the colors for your gradient. The number of color boxes displayed matches the selected number of colors.
3. Fade Type: Select the desired fade type for your gradient—linear or radial—by clicking the corresponding radio button.
4. Preview: The preview section shows a real-time representation of the generated gradient based on your color and fade type selections.
5. Generate Gradient: Click the “Generate Gradient” button to randomize the colors of the gradient and update the preview.
6. Download Image: Use the “Download Image” button to save the generated gradient as a PNG file for further use.
7. CSS Code: The CSS code section displays the generated background-image property, which you can copy and use in your CSS stylesheets.
































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