[Common CSS literacy gradient effect] Summary of 24 beautiful CSS gradient effects (with source code)

[ Written in the front ] During the web development process, the background color of the page wants a gradient effect. Many times the online search is full of ugly colors like the official website, especially when some buttons and some large background colors cannot be done very well. yellow, today I will be a tool person to list some beautiful gradient effects and implementation methods that I have summarized during my work.
Involved knowledge points : CSS beautiful gradient example, CSS horizontal gradient, CSS radial gradient, CSS gradient, beautiful gradient background color, a variety of beautiful gradient effect diagrams;

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1. What is CSS3 Gradient?

First of all, the literal meaning of gradient is to gradually change, and we often use it to set the background color. The official term is to make a smooth transition between two or more colors.
Its advantage is that when some background colors want to have a good effect, you don’t need to make a picture with PS yourself, and then set the background picture or something. We can directly set it through the style attribute of CSS3 gradient (gradient), which reduces page resource requests. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to adjust the color system at will!

2. CSS3 gradient types

2.1 linear gradient (linear-gradient)

2.1.1 Principle Description

Linear means that the gradient color can achieve different display effects of colors in different directions, and supports multiple directions such as up/down/left/right/diagonal. Among them, a variety of colors can be added, for convenience, I used two types;
the default attribute (from top to bottom): background-image: linear-gradient (#e66465, #9198e5);
set the direction (from left to right): background-image: linear-gradient (to right, #e66465, #9198e5);
diagonal direction (from top left to bottom right): background-image: linear-gradient (to bottom right, #e66465, #9198e5);
set angle (From left to right): background-image: linear-gradient (45deg, #e66465, #9198e5);
Nice linear gradient effect:
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2.1.2 Implementation code

In fact, there are many other effects. I deliberately select one for everyone to apply. The specific implementation code style is as follows:
X1: style

background: linear-gradient(#e66465, #9198e5);

X2: style

background: linear-gradient(to right, #9fe1fa, #f4edc9);

X3: style

background: linear-gradient(to top right, rgb(238, 163, 175), rgb(149, 214, 240));

X4: Style

background: linear-gradient(111.4deg, rgb(238, 113, 113) 1%, rgb(246, 215, 148) 58%);

X5: Style

background: linear-gradient(102.7deg, rgb(253, 218, 255) 8.2%, rgb(223, 173, 252) 19.6%, rgb(173, 205, 252) 36.8%, rgb(173, 252, 244) 73.2%, rgb(202, 248, 208) 90.9%)

X6: Style

background: linear-gradient(58.2deg, rgba(40, 91, 212, 0.73) -3%, rgba(171, 53, 163, 0.45) 49.3%, rgba(255, 204, 112, 0.37) 97.7%)

X7: Style

background-image: linear-gradient(181.2deg, rgb(181, 239, 249) 10.5%, rgb(254, 254, 254) 86.8%);

X8: Style

background-image: linear-gradient(107.7deg, rgb(101, 168, 143) -30.7%, rgb(144, 220, 193) 7.2%, rgb(225, 203, 150) 31.3%, rgb(251, 166, 150) 82.6%, rgb(250, 54, 65) 128.5%);

X9: Style

background-image: linear-gradient(111.4deg, rgb(209, 231, 235) 7.4%, rgb(238, 219, 199) 51.4%, rgb(255, 159, 122) 82.6%, rgb(255, 109, 58) 100.2%);

X10: Style

background-image: linear-gradient(109.6deg, rgb(101, 58, 150) 29.9%, rgb(168, 141, 194) 99.9%);

X11: Styles

background-image: linear-gradient(106.5deg, rgba(255, 215, 185, 0.91) 23%, rgba(223, 159, 247, 0.8) 93%);

X12: Style

background-image: linear-gradient(109.6deg, rgb(0, 51, 102) 11.2%, rgb(187, 187, 187) 91.1%);

X13: Style

background-image: linear-gradient(103.3deg, rgb(252, 225, 208) 30%, rgb(255, 173, 214) 55.7%, rgb(162, 186, 245) 81.8%);

X14: style

background-image: linear-gradient(110.6deg, rgb(179, 157, 219) 7%, rgb(150, 159, 222) 47.7%, rgb(24, 255, 255) 100.6%);

2.2 radial gradient (radial-gradient)

2.2.1 What is radial gradient?

The CSS radial gradient is like a box, you can set the gradient color from a certain center, spread out, or set the gradient color in other shapes, you can also understand it as the background color radiation, and its property settings can specify the center and shape of the gradient (circle
or oval), size. Under normal circumstances, the center of the gradient is center-[indicates at the center point], the shape of the gradient is ellipse-[indicates an ellipse], and the size of the gradient is farthest-corner[indicates to the farthest corner]

2.2.2 CSS Syntax

background-image: radial-gradient(shape size at position, start-color, ..., last-color);
parameter meaning Defaults
shape Define the shape (circle or ellipse) ellipse (represents an ellipse) Note: the width and height of the container are not equal
size define size farthest-corner (indicates to the farthest corner)
position Define the location of the center of the circle center (indicates at the center point)
start-color define the color value to start with required, no default
You can define a variety of transition colors in the middle Not required, see color matching requirements
last-color Defines the color value for the end required, no default

2.2.3 Common examples of radial gradient

In fact, the color matching depends on personal preference. The main application methods include the following:
Pixel position setting: background: radial-gradient (978px at 1.8% 4%, rgb(162, 208, 254) 0.1%, rgba(193, 94, 245 , 0.73) 100.2%)
Shape position setting: background: radial-gradient (circle at 10% 20%, rgb(239, 246, 249) 0%, rgb(206, 239, 253) 90%) The
specific implementation is as follows:
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J1. Style
background: radial-gradient(178px at 1.8% 4%, rgb(162, 208, 254) 0.1%, rgba(193, 94, 245, 0.73)100.2%)
J2. Style

 background: radial-gradient(128px at 31.7% 40.2%, rgb(225, 200, 239) 21.4%, rgb(163, 225, 233) 57.1%)

J3. Style

background: radial-gradient(169px at -2.9% 12.9%, rgb(247, 234, 163) 0%, rgba(236, 180, 238, 0.56) 46.4%, rgb(163, 203, 247) 100.7%)

J4. Style

background: radial-gradient(circle at 10% 20%, rgb(239, 246, 249) 0%, rgb(206, 239, 253) 90%)

J5. Style

background: radial-gradient(circle at 32.2% 83.5%, rgb(239, 167, 167) 0%, rgb(215, 123, 191) 90%)

J6. Style

background: radial-gradient(circle at 7.2% 13.6%, rgb(37, 249, 245) 0%, rgb(8, 70, 218) 90%);

J7. Style

background-image: radial-gradient(circle at 10.6% 23.3%, rgb(186, 162, 252) 0%, rgb(176, 248, 242) 72.4%);

J8. Style

background-image: radial-gradient(circle at 10% 20%, rgb(249, 57, 170) 9.8%, rgb(134, 176, 255) 94.9%);

J9. Style

background-image: radial-gradient(circle at 48.7% 44.3%, rgb(30, 144, 231) 0%, rgb(56, 113, 209) 22.9%, rgb(38, 76, 140) 76.7%, rgb(31, 63, 116) 100.2%);

J10. Style

background-image: radial-gradient(circle at 10% 20%, rgb(222, 168, 248) 0%, rgb(168, 222, 248) 21.8%, rgb(189, 250, 205) 35.6%, rgb(243, 250, 189) 52.9%, rgb(250, 227, 189) 66.8%, rgb(248, 172, 172) 90%, rgb(254, 211, 252) 99.7%);

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