Free Mesh Gradient Generator

Pick colors, shuffle the layout, and export a mesh gradient as a PNG, an SVG, or CSS.

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Presets

Start from a preset, then make it yours.

Twelve hand-picked palettes to skip the blank canvas. Click one and it loads straight into the generator above, ready to shuffle, recolor, and export.

This Free Tool Is Just the Start

Krumzi designs complete social media graphics and videos from a text description. No templates. No design skills. Just describe what you want and watch AI build it.

Every layout decision. Every color choice. Every font and composition. Done in seconds. Fully editable. Fully yours.

The format

What is a mesh gradient?

A mesh gradient is a color blend built from several points scattered across the canvas. Each point glows with its own color, and the colors bleed into each other in soft, irregular shapes. The result looks like dyed silk or a northern-sky aurora, and it's one of the defining background looks of 2026 design.

Here's the difference from a regular gradient. A linear gradient fades between two colors along one straight line: clean, but flat and easy to spot. A mesh gradient pulls several colors across a 2D space from multiple points, so no two exports look quite the same. That organic, hard-to-template quality is exactly why designers reach for it on hero sections and product art.

Building one by hand used to mean fiddling with layered radial gradients in code or wrestling with the gradient mesh tool in Illustrator. This generator does it in your browser instead: pick colors, shuffle the layout, export. Under a minute, no signup.

How it works

Four steps from blank canvas to a gradient you'll actually use.

1STEP

Pick a starting point

Click a preset to load a curated palette, or drop in your own colors. Not sure what pairs well? Pull a palette straight out of a photo with the color picker from image and paste the hex codes in.

2STEP

Shuffle the layout

Tap the shuffle button, or press the spacebar, to scatter the color points into a new arrangement. Keep tapping until the composition feels balanced. Every shuffle is unique.

3STEP

Dial in the details

Add up to eight colors, edit any one of them, and slide the grain up for a subtle film-noise texture. Pick the export size that matches where it's going.

4STEP

Export it

Download a PNG, grab a scalable SVG, or copy the CSS to paste straight into your site. No signup, no watermark, yours to use commercially.

Use cases

Where a mesh gradient earns its spot.

Anywhere a flat color feels a little dead, a mesh gradient adds depth without stealing focus from your content.

Hero backgrounds

A soft mesh behind your headline gives a landing page depth without competing with the text.

OG & social images

Mesh gradients make link previews and social posts pop in a crowded feed. Export at the exact size you need.

Slides & decks

Drop one behind a title slide or section break. It reads premium next to plain white or black layouts.

Album & podcast art

Cover art lives or dies on color. A bold mesh gradient gives a single or episode its own mood.

Text & logo fills

Export a PNG and use it as a fill behind clipped text or a logo mask for a gradient lettering effect.

App & web UI

Copy the CSS for cards, empty states, and onboarding screens that need a little warmth and life.

Export options

PNG, SVG, or CSS. Pick the one that fits the job.

Three ways out, no signup on any of them. Need a moving version instead? The animated background generator turns the same soft blends into a looping video for reels and intros.

PNG

Best for social, feeds, and quick drops.

A flat image that works everywhere. Grain gets baked in, so what you see in the preview is exactly what you download. Pick your export size first, since a PNG doesn't scale up cleanly.

SVG

Best for print and large hero art.

A vector file that scales to any size without going soft. Ideal for billboards, packaging, or a full-bleed website hero. Grain is a raster texture, so the SVG stays clean and crisp.

CSS

Best when it's a website background.

Copy stacked radial gradients you paste straight onto any element. No image request, no extra file, and it stays razor-sharp on every screen. Exactly what a developer wants.

Want more color tools? See all of Krumzi's free tools.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Need the whole design, not just the background?

A mesh gradient is a great start. When you need the full post, slide, or thumbnail on top of it, Krumzi's AI builds the whole thing from a sentence.