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Mesh Gradient Studio

Generate gorgeous mesh gradients, randomize endlessly, then copy the CSS or download a PNG.

100% free No sign-up Private & secure Works on any device
Generated CSS

Layered radial gradients with a harmonious random palette — everything runs in your browser. You've spun up gradients so far. 🔥

Why you’ll love Mesh Gradient Studio

Instant & free

No signup, no paywall, no limits — Mesh Gradient Studio works the moment the page loads.

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Completely private

Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you enter is ever uploaded or stored on a server.

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Works on any device

Fully responsive and touch-friendly — use it on your phone, tablet or desktop.

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Copy & export

Grab the CSS, SVG or a PNG in one click and drop it into your project.

How to use it

1

Open it

No download and no login — the tool is ready right at the top of this page.

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Use it

Enter your details or start interacting. Everything updates live as you go.

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Get your result

Copy, download or share your result in a single tap. That’s it.

About Mesh Gradient Studio

CSS has no native mesh-gradient (the free-form colour mesh you may know from Illustrator), so the web version of the effect is built by stacking several radial gradients over a solid base colour. That is exactly what this studio generates: each colour point becomes a radial-gradient layer positioned somewhere on the canvas that fades to transparent, and blending two to eight of them produces the soft, aurora-like wash you see in the preview.

The workflow is deliberately fast: choose how many colour points you want, then hit Randomize until something clicks. The palettes are curated sets of hues that sit well together, and the base colour is automatically set to the darkest colour in the chosen palette, which keeps the result rich instead of washed out. When you land on a keeper, copy the CSS — a background-color plus stacked background-image layers, no image files and no dependencies — or download a 1600×900 PNG for places that need a bitmap, such as slide decks or social banners.

Everything runs in your browser, and the two outputs suit different jobs. The CSS version weighs a few hundred bytes, scales to any element size without pixelation, and stays editable in your stylesheet. The PNG export is rendered to match the on-screen preview exactly, including the layer order, so what you see is what you download.

Popular uses

Hero-section backgrounds that cost a few hundred bytes instead of a full-bleed image Aurora backdrops for pricing cards, banners and login screens PNG gradient backgrounds for slide decks, thumbnails and social headers Quick colour-mood exploration before locking a brand palette

Frequently asked questions

Not technically — browsers do not support true gradient meshes in CSS yet. The generator recreates the look with multiple radial-gradient layers over a base colour, which is the standard web technique and works in every modern browser. Visually the result is very close, and unlike an exported image it stays live, scalable CSS.

Paste both properties into any selector — a hero section, a card, even the body element. The background-color line paints the base and the background-image line stacks the radial layers on top. Because it is plain CSS, the gradient fills whatever size the element is, from a small badge to a full-screen hero, with no loss of quality.

Use CSS on the web: it is tiny, scales infinitely and can be tweaked later in your stylesheet. Grab the PNG (1600×900) when you need a flat image — presentation backgrounds, YouTube thumbnails, social headers, or as a fill in design tools like Figma or Canva.

Yes — each radial-gradient line in the output is one colour point. Change the "at x% y%" values to move a point, swap the rgba colour to recolour it, or adjust the final percentage to grow or shrink how far that colour spreads. Deleting a line removes that point entirely.

Colours are not picked independently at random — every spin draws from a hand-curated palette of hues that already harmonise, and the darkest colour in that palette becomes the base. Point positions and sizes are randomised within ranges that keep the layers overlapping softly rather than leaving hard gaps.

Mesh Gradient Studio is 100% free — no signup, no watermarks and no usage limits. It’s one of 200+ free tools we build and give away.

Yes — copy the code or download the image and use it freely in personal and commercial projects.

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