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Website background gradients
Website background gradients on ProGradients
Updated October 2026

Soft BlushBlush and peach running into a cool blue, soft enough to sit behind slides or a landing section.

ProGradients SignatureThe house blend: warm coral on the left easing through mauve into slate blue.

Arctic DepthPale ice blue sinking into navy, with grain and slow motion for launch pages that want to look cold and expensive.

Cosmic DriftPlum pooled at the bottom, lifting through dusty blue into mint at the edges, dark enough to sit behind a whole page.

Cyber Gold GridGold across the top, purple through the middle, near-black at the bottom, with a fine grid over the whole field.

Low SunBurnt orange in one corner, peach across the middle, teal at the far edge, for a landing section that wants warm and cool in the same frame.

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.

Rose LayoutHot pink on one side easing to pale rose on the other, flat and even, for an editorial page.

Regalia BarsMauve on the left easing into pale gold, soft enough that it reads as one wash, for a dark editorial header.
What is a website background gradient?
Website background 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 website background 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.