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Generate a Gradient Image

Make a two-colour linear gradient at any size and angle — a PNG you can drop straight into a design or a deck.

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Building a gradient without an editor

01

Two stops and an angle

A linear gradient between two colours covers most of what gradients are actually used for. The angle rotates the axis: 90 degrees runs top to bottom, 0 runs left to right, and 45 gives the diagonal that reads as the default in most interfaces.

02

Picking colours that do not go muddy

Two colours close together on the wheel blend cleanly. Colours from opposite sides pass through grey in the middle, which is why a blue-to-orange gradient so often looks dirty. Stay within about a quarter turn unless the muddy midpoint is the effect you want.

03

When a file beats CSS

A CSS gradient is better on the web — it scales and costs nothing. A file is what you need for slides, video, email, print and anywhere else that will not run CSS. That is the gap this fills.

04

Generate at final size

Gradients scale badly when they are stretched a long way, picking up visible banding. Set the dimensions you actually need here rather than making one small file and resizing it.

05

Lossless output

The PNG holds the smooth ramp exactly. A JPG would add blocky artefacts across the transition, which is the one place they are most visible.

Gradient file or CSS gradient?

CSS gradient

Rendered by the browser

  • Zero file weight
  • Scales to any size
  • Editable in the stylesheet
  • Web only
Best for

Anything rendered in a browser

Not ideal for

Slides, video, email or print

Gradient PNG

A real file

  • Works anywhere an image works
  • Fixed at the size you generate
  • Lossless, no banding
  • Needs regenerating to change
Best for

Decks, video frames, email headers, print

Not ideal for

A responsive web background

How to generate a gradient image

1

Pick two colours

Keep them within about a quarter of the colour wheel to avoid a muddy midpoint.

2

Set angle and size

90 runs top to bottom, 0 left to right. Generate at the size you will use.

3

Download

Free preview, or the full-resolution PNG in the app.

Where a gradient file is useful

Slide backgrounds

Make a deck background at exact slide dimensions.

Social preview images

Generate a branded OG background in one step.

Email headers

Produce a gradient banner for a client that cannot run CSS.

Video backgrounds

Export a gradient frame for a title card or lower third.

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Generate a gradient

Two colours, an angle, any size.