Pastel CSS gradients

Browse pale, softened CSS gradients for gentle surfaces and subtle accents. Compare linear, radial and conic blends. These 24 selected examples come from the existing gradient library.

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Use a pastel blend for a supporting background or a quiet illustration fill. Keep text in a darker solid colour.

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Pale stops often have similar lightness. Do not rely on a pastel colour change alone to mark a button edge or convey a state.

CSS for Blossom Haze
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #DACAEE 0%, #E39FCA 100%);
background: linear-gradient(135deg in oklab, #DACAEE 0%, #E39FCA 100%);

The first declaration supplies an sRGB fallback; the second interpolates in OKLab. Create a gradient with your own colours and stops.

Compare pastel palettes · Browse all gradients

PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelRadial · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelRadial · 2 stops
PastelRadial · 2 stops
PastelRadial · 2 stops
PastelRadial · 3 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelRadial · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelRadial · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelRadial · 3 stops
PastelRadial · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops
PastelLinear · 2 stops

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