CSS Gradient Analyzer

The CSS Gradient Analyzer helps developers and designers understand and extract the components of CSS gradient code. When you paste a gradient URL or CSS gradient syntax, the tool parses the code to identify the gradient type (linear, radial, or conic), direction or position parameters, and individual color stops with their exact positions. This makes it easy to deconstruct existing gradients from design systems, frameworks, or live projects—whether you want to understand how a color transition works, audit gradient quality, or reuse gradient patterns across your codebase.

Simply paste your CSS gradient code into the input field and click analyze. The tool displays a live preview of the gradient, breaks down the gradient type and direction, and lists all color stops with their hex values or color names and percentage positions. You can also see the parsed CSS output, which you can copy for use in your own projects. The tool supports linear-gradient, radial-gradient, and conic-gradient syntax, including repeating variants, and automatically calculates positions for color stops that lack explicit values.