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Mesh Gradient Generator

Create soft multi-colour mesh gradient backgrounds.

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Mesh gradient

Quick Tool Overview

The Mesh Gradient Generator builds the soft multi-colour backgrounds that became the default for hero sections — several colour points bleeding into each other from different directions. Randomisation produces harmonious combinations, the seed can be locked, and the output is either an image or a stack of CSS radial gradients.

What it does
Creates soft multi-colour mesh gradients
You give it
Colour points, or just press randomise
You get back
An image at any size, or CSS
Best for
Hero sections, cards and app backgrounds
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About the Mesh Gradient Generator

The mesh gradient — several colours bleeding softly into each other from different corners — became the default hero background because it is warm, distinctive, and impossible to get from a single linear gradient.

Here it is built from overlapping radial gradients at positions you can move, with as many colour points as you want. A randomise button generates harmonious combinations, and the seed can be locked so a result you like is reproducible rather than lost on the next click. Output is either an image at any resolution or the equivalent CSS, which is a stack of radial-gradient layers and costs nothing to load.

Key features of the Mesh Gradient Generator

Harmonious randomisation

The generator picks colour combinations that work together rather than arbitrary ones, so most rolls are usable.

Lockable seed

A result you like can be reproduced exactly rather than lost on the next click.

Movable colour points

Each point's position, colour and spread is adjustable, so a random start can be refined.

Image or CSS

A rendered file for slides and email, or a stack of radial-gradient layers that costs no bandwidth on the web.

Any resolution

Render at 4K for a wallpaper or small for a card, from the same settings.

How to use the Mesh Gradient Generator

  1. 1

    Randomise until something works

    The generator produces harmonious combinations rather than arbitrary ones.

  2. 2

    Adjust the points

    Move each colour point and change its colour and spread.

  3. 3

    Lock the seed

    When you like a result, lock it so it can be reproduced.

  4. 4

    Take the image or the CSS

    An image at any resolution, or a stack of radial-gradient layers.

Frequently asked questions

A background where several colour points bleed softly into each other in different directions, rather than blending along a single axis as a linear gradient does.

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