🎨 CSS Conic Gradient Generator

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Stops: 3
Type: conic-gradient

Gradient Settings

Color Stops (click color to edit, double-click to add)

Generated CSS

background: conic-gradient(from 0deg, #ff0000 0deg, #00ff00 120deg, #0000ff 240deg);

πŸ’‘ How to Use

1. Add color stops and set their angle positions
2. Adjust rotation angle (from value) and center position
3. Optionally enable repeating for repeating-conic-gradient
4. See real-time preview of the gradient
5. Copy the generated CSS code with one click

❓ FAQ

What's the difference between Conic, Linear, and Radial gradients?

Linear gradients transition along a straight line. Radial gradients spread outward from a center point. Conic gradients rotate around a center point by angle β€” like a pie chart or color wheel. Conic gradients are ideal for pie charts, color wheels, sunburst effects, and radar scans.

When should I use repeating conic gradient?

Use repeating-conic-gradient when you want the color pattern to repeat beyond 360Β°. It's perfect for creating gear effects, kaleidoscope patterns, radar scans, and any design that needs periodic repetition around a center.

Browser compatibility?

CSS conic-gradient() is well supported in modern browsers: Chrome 69+, Firefox 83+, Safari 12.1+, Edge 79+. It's recommended to provide a fallback background color for older browsers that don't support it.