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Black gradients
Black gradients on ProGradients
Updated October 2026
Ember GrainDusty red sinking into black, a dark field for feeds where white type has to stay readable.
Canyon SunriseA hot magenta core fading to black at the edges, with a fine dot grid, for a launch hero that only needs one color.
Wave CausticsA black field with a pale gray sweep of light through the middle, for a dark thumbnail.
Purple CheckerViolet checker, brightest along the bottom edge and black in the top corner, for a social graphic.
VolcanicOrange and a streak of red coming out of black in one corner, loud on purpose, for thumbnails.
Caustics DepthNear-black water with faint pale streaks, for a background that stays behind the type.
Regalia BarsMauve on the left easing into pale gold, soft enough that it reads as one wash, for a dark editorial header.
Purple DotsDeep purple with a fine dot grid, slightly darker toward the middle, for a poster or a thumbnail.
What is a black gradient?
Black gradients are named ProGradients templates you can open in the browser, copy as CSS, and customize.
Can I use these gradients commercially?
Gradients you create in ProGradients are yours for client and commercial work, subject to the Terms of Service.
How do I add a black gradient in CSS?
Open a template on this page, copy the CSS block, and paste that background into a stylesheet or a Tailwind class.
Which export stays free?
CSS, Tailwind, and a marked PNG up to 1920px stay free. 4K, SVG, and batch sizes stay on Pro.
