Create Custom CSS Conic Gradients Create CSS conic gradients for pie charts, color wheels, and sweeping effects.
Conic Gradient Generator
Create CSS conic gradients for pie charts, color wheels, and sweeping effects.
Set Colors
Choose three colors for the conic sweep.
Adjust Settings
Set the start angle and center position.
Copy CSS
Copy the generated conic-gradient CSS code.
What Is Conic Gradient Generator?
A conic gradient generator creates CSS gradients that sweep around a center point, transitioning between colors angularly rather than linearly or radially. They are perfect for creating color wheels, pie chart-like segments, clock faces, and sweeping color transitions. This tool lets you choose three colors, set the starting angle, and position the center point. The resulting CSS conic-gradient() code creates smooth angular transitions that wrap back to the starting color. This technique enables visual effects that would otherwise require SVG or Canvas, keeping your designs pure CSS and GPU-accelerated.
Why Use Conic Gradient Generator?
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Create sweeping angular color transitions impossible with linear/radial gradients
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Adjustable start angle for rotation control
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Custom center position for off-center effects
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Perfect for decorative backgrounds and data visualizations
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Clean CSS output for production use
Common Use Cases
Color Wheels
Create rainbow color wheel backgrounds using conic gradients.
Pie Charts
Build simple CSS-only pie charts with hard color stops.
Decorative Backgrounds
Style sections and cards with unique angular gradient backgrounds.
Loading Spinners
Design CSS-only loading spinners with conic gradient arcs.
Technical Guide
CSS conic-gradient() creates color transitions around a center point. The syntax is: conic-gradient(from angle at posX posY, color1, color2, ..., color1). The "from" angle rotates the starting position (default 0deg = top). Colors are distributed evenly around the 360° sweep unless explicit angle stops are specified. Repeating the first color as the last stop creates a continuous loop. For pie chart effects, use percentage stops: conic-gradient(red 0% 25%, blue 25% 50%, green 50% 75%, yellow 75%). Conic gradients are supported in Chrome 69+, Firefox 83+, Safari 12.1+, and Edge 79+. They can be masked with border-radius: 50% and combined with mask-image for complex shapes.
Tips & Best Practices
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1Repeat the first color as the last stop for smooth circular transitions
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2Use hard stops (same percentage, two colors) for pie chart segments
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3Combine with border-radius: 50% for circular color wheel effects
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4The "from" angle rotates the entire gradient — useful for animated effects
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5Layer multiple conic gradients for complex patterns
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🎨 CSS & DesignFrequently Asked Questions
Q What is a conic gradient?
Q Can I create pie charts with conic gradients?
Q Is conic-gradient well supported?
About This Tool
Conic Gradient Generator is a free online tool by FreeToolkit.ai. All processing happens directly in your browser — your data never leaves your device. No registration or installation required.