One-Click Code Generation
Design. Customize. Export Stunning Gradients.
Production-Ready Code Snippets
ChromaFlow compiles your gradient configurations into minified, cross-browser compatible code instantly. Whether you're building a landing page background or a micro-interaction overlay, our engine handles vendor prefixes and fallbacks automatically.
Linear Gradients
Generates `background: linear-gradient(135deg, #667eea 0%, #764ba2 100%);` with precise angle calculations and stop positioning.
Radial Gradients
Outputs optimized `radial-gradient(circle at 30% 20%, ...)` syntax with accurate ellipse-to-circle fallbacks for legacy browsers.
Conic Gradients
Delivers modern `conic-gradient(from 45deg at 50% 50%, ...)` code with automatic gradient-stop interpolation.
Choose Your Export Format
Select the delivery method that matches your stack. CSS3 delivers lightweight inline styles, while SVG exports provide scalable vector definitions for complex iconography and responsive illustrations.
CSS3 & HTML
Ideal for background layers, text overlays, and component styling. Exports as ready-to-paste style blocks or inline background-image properties. Includes automatic @supports fallbacks for Safari and Firefox.
SVG Definitions
Perfect for logos, dashboard widgets, and responsive illustrations. Generates defs with linearGradient or radialGradient tags, complete with id references and stop-opacity controls for layered transparency.
Both formats strip unnecessary whitespace and compress color values to 6-digit hex or HSLA, keeping your bundle size under 2KB per gradient.
Zero-Friction Clipboard Integration
Skip the manual selection and copy-paste workflow. ChromaFlow’s native clipboard API captures your selected format the moment you click export, complete with visual confirmation and syntax highlighting.
Our export panel tracks your last 12 generated snippets, allowing you to revert or modify color stops without rebuilding the gradient from scratch. The clipboard buffer persists across browser tabs, so you can switch to VS Code or Figma without losing your asset.