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React Native Gradient Generator

Visually generate beautiful linear and radial gradients and instantly export exact code for React Native.

CSS Gradient Builder

Presets:
<LinearGradient
  colors={["#3b82f6", "#8b5cf6"]}
  start={{ x: 0, y: 0.5 }}
  end={{ x: 1, y: 0.5 }}
/>
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Angle360°

Color Stops

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The Ultimate React Native Gradient Generator

Gradients are a fundamental design element used to create vibrant backgrounds, text effects, and depth. However, translating a simple CSS gradient (like linear-gradient(135deg, blue, red)) into native mobile code requires complex trigonometry to convert the angle into starting and ending coordinate vectors. This generator does that math for you, outputting precise code for React Native.

Whether you are building a modern web application or a cross-platform mobile app, achieving the perfect color transition is essential for a premium user interface. WhiteArray's visual builder allows you to drag, drop, and rotate gradient stops intuitively. Once you're satisfied with the design, our engine instantly compiles the visual representation into production-ready code.

Gradients in React Native

React Native does not support gradients out of the box in its core library. To use the code generated here, you will need to install the popular expo-linear-gradient package (if using Expo) or react-native-linear-gradient. These libraries take an array of colors and a `start` and `end` point defined as `{ x, y }` coordinates between 0.0 and 1.0. Our tool automatically converts CSS angles to these coordinates. Note that native radial gradients are not supported by these libraries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I copy the code directly into my React Native project?

Yes. The output generated by this tool is strictly formatted for React Native. Simply click the copy button and paste the code directly into your stylesheet, component, or widget.

Are radial gradients supported?

Radial gradients are fully supported for web technologies like CSS and Tailwind, as well as native frameworks like Flutter and Android Compose that natively support them.

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