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CSS Gradient Generator Guide: Linear, Radial and Conic Gradients

The CSS gradient generator lets you visually tweak linear, radial, and conic gradients and output copy-ready CSS code. To use it, first pick a type, then set the direction or center, add color stops, adjust positions and opacity, and finally copy it into your stylesheet. Watch the stop order, element size, and fallback background to avoid muddy transitions or gradients that don't show. It's great for backgrounds, cards, buttons, and similar cases, but not for pixel-level illustrations or performance-sensitive scenarios with heavy layering.