HOW IT IS GENERATED
Generate CSS linear-gradient code
Combine two colors and an angle into a CSS linear-gradient expression.
Two colors + angleCSS gradientRuns locally
01Two colors + angle
02Build linear-gradient()
03CSS gradient
135° changes the direction without changing the endpoint colors.
The angle controls gradient direction
The two selected colors remain the gradient stops while the angle rotates the gradient axis.
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In short
What exactly does it do?
Combine two colors and an angle into a CSS linear-gradient expression.
Example?
135° changes the direction without changing the endpoint colors.