uiGradients vs BrowserUtils
uiGradients is a handpicked collection of named two- and three-color gradients for designers and developers. You browse them full-screen and copy the CSS, and the collection is open source.
Quick comparison
| Fact | uiGradients | BrowserUtils |
|---|---|---|
| Runs where | In the browser | In the browser (1 tool needs a server and is labeled) |
| Sign-up | Not needed | Not needed |
| Ads | None | No third-party ads (one small note per page about our own products) |
| Platform | Web | Web, works on mobile |
| Open source | Yes | No |
| Price | Free | Free |
| Tools | 1 tool (382 gradients) | 299 |
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Where uiGradients is better
- 382 handpicked, named gradients you can flip through with the arrow keys, for when you want a finished look rather than picking colors yourself.
- Downloads any gradient as a JPG image ('Get .jpg'), handy for slides or social images where CSS doesn't apply.
- The collection is open source (MIT): the gradient list is a JSON file on GitHub that anyone can add to with a pull request.
Where BrowserUtils is better
- Build your own gradient: linear or radial, any angle, two to four color stops with adjustable positions.
- A mesh gradient generator for multi-point blends that a simple linear gradient can't produce.
- Matching color tools on the same site: a palette generator, a color converter and a palette extractor for uploaded images.
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