Conic Gradient Generator

Create CSS conic gradients with multiple color stops, adjustable rotation and instant copy. Conic gradients sweep around a center point — perfect for color wheels, pie charts and circular progress indicators.

Color Stops

CSS Code

background: conic-gradient(from 0deg, #155EEF 0%, #7C3AED 100%);

What Is a Conic Gradient?

A conic gradient (also called an angular gradient) transitions between colors around a center point like a clock face. Unlike linear gradients (straight line) or radial gradients (outward), conic gradients sweep in a circle — making them the ideal CSS technique for color wheels, pie charts, donut charts and circular progress indicators.

When to Use Conic Gradients

  • Color wheels: A conic gradient with hue stops produces a full spectrum wheel in a single CSS property.
  • Pie charts: Segment data with sharp color transitions at specific positions.
  • Circular progress: Show percentage with a filled arc ending at the current value.
  • Loading spinners: Rotating conic gradients create elegant loaders.
  • Decorative rings: Fade-around-edge effects for badges and avatars.

How to Use the Conic Gradient Generator

  1. Adjust the rotation slider to change where the gradient starts.
  2. Add color stops and set their positions (0% to 100% around the circle).
  3. For sharp pie-chart segments, place two stops at the same position with different colors.
  4. Copy the generated CSS with one click.

Browser Support

Conic gradients are supported in all modern browsers — Chrome 69+, Firefox 83+, Safari 12.1+, Edge 79+. For older browsers, use a fallback background color.

Frequently Asked Questions