Conic gradients sweep colors around a center point rather than across a line, which makes them perfect for pie charts, color wheels, loading spinners, and radial dial UIs — but writing the exact angle and percentage syntax by hand is fiddly.
What Is the CSS Conic Gradient Generator?
Add, remove, and reorder color stops, set the starting angle and the gradient’s center position, and watch a live preview update in real time. The tool generates ready-to-paste CSS using the conic-gradient() function with correctly formatted angle and percentage values.
How to Use It
- Open the tool at /tools/css-conic-gradient-generator.
- Add color stops and adjust their positions along the sweep.
- Change the starting angle (
from) and center point (at) to reposition the gradient. - Copy the generated CSS directly into your stylesheet.
Key Features
- Live visual preview of the conic gradient as you edit stops, angle, and center.
- Unlimited color stops with adjustable positions.
- Correctly formatted CSS output, including the
from <angle> at <position>syntax. - Fully client-side, nothing ever leaves your browser.
When to Use This Tool
- Building pie charts or progress rings with pure CSS, no SVG or canvas required.
- Designing color wheels or dial-style UI components.
- Prototyping loading spinners that sweep color around a circle.
Try It Now
Open CSS Conic Gradient Generator directly, or press ⌘K and type the tool name from anywhere on the site.
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