CSS gradient

Pink Gradient

A pink gradient from soft blush through vivid pink to deep berry.

A warm expressive gradient for decorative surfaces, social graphics, and product accents.

Pink gradients can range from soft blush to deep berry or move toward violet/orange for a stronger hue transition.

Gradient stops

Blush #FBCFE8 0%
Pink #EC4899 52%
Berry #9D174D 100%

CSS

.example {
  background: linear-gradient(135deg, #FBCFE8 0%, #EC4899 52%, #9D174D 100%);
}

Gradient contrast varies across the surface. Test important text against every area it may overlap instead of relying on a single midpoint color.

Angle previews

90°
135°
180°

Ready-to-use variations

Blush to berry

Broad light-to-dark pink range.

linear-gradient(135deg, #FCE7F3 0%, #F472B6 50%, #9D174D 100%)

Pink violet

Cool expressive route.

linear-gradient(125deg, #F9A8D4 0%, #EC4899 48%, #8B5CF6 100%)

Pink coral

Warmer transition toward coral/orange.

linear-gradient(145deg, #FBCFE8 0%, #FB7185 52%, #F97316 100%)

Tuning tips

  • Light pink stops usually require dark foreground text.
  • Deep berry stops can change the best text color across one surface.
  • Keep decorative pink gradients separate from semantic error/success meaning.

Orange Gradient

An orange gradient from light peach through vivid orange to deep burnt orange.

Red Gradient

A red gradient from soft coral-red through vivid red to deep crimson.

Sunset Gradient

A sunset gradient moving from twilight purple through pink and orange to golden yellow.

Black Gradient

A restrained dark gradient from near-black navy through charcoal to soft black.

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