Gradient library · Pink

Pink gradient CSS — blush, rose, magenta.

Ten pink gradients tuned for beauty, lifestyle, social, and editorial surfaces. Each preset includes the CSS, the hex stops, and the surface it was designed for — copy a line and ship.

Magenta Studio · #831843 → #EC4899 → #FBCFE8

The hex codes.

Five anchor colors that show up across every preset in this library. Copy any one to use it directly.

  • Anchor dark

    Wine

    #500724

  • Mid dark

    Plum Rose

    #831843

  • Mid

    Studio Magenta

    #EC4899

  • Tint

    Blush

    #F9A8D4

  • Surface

    Linen Pink

    #FFE4E6

The preset library.

Copy the CSS in one tap, or open any preset in the generator to adjust angle, stops, and type.

  • Magenta Studio

    Hero background · linear · 135°

    • #831843· 0%
    • #EC4899· 60%
    • #FBCFE8· 100%
    background: linear-gradient(135deg, #831843 0%, #EC4899 60%, #FBCFE8 100%);
  • Blush Linen

    Surface tile · linear · 180°

    • #FFE4E6· 0%
    • #FECDD3· 100%
    background: linear-gradient(180deg, #FFE4E6 0%, #FECDD3 100%);
  • Rose Velvet

    Editorial panel · linear · 120°

    • #BE185D· 0%
    • #F472B6· 100%
    background: linear-gradient(120deg, #BE185D 0%, #F472B6 100%);
  • Coral Sunset

    CTA button · linear · 90°

    • #FB7185· 0%
    • #F472B6· 100%
    background: linear-gradient(90deg, #FB7185 0%, #F472B6 100%);
  • Bubblegum

    Light hero · linear · 90°

    • #FCE7F3· 0%
    • #F9A8D4· 100%
    background: linear-gradient(90deg, #FCE7F3 0%, #F9A8D4 100%);
  • Wine Velvet

    Brand surface · linear · 200°

    • #500724· 0%
    • #DB2777· 100%
    background: linear-gradient(200deg, #500724 0%, #DB2777 100%);
  • Peach Glow

    Light marketing hero · linear · 160°

    • #FFE4D6· 0%
    • #FB7185· 100%
    background: linear-gradient(160deg, #FFE4D6 0%, #FB7185 100%);
  • Sakura Spotlight

    Spotlight card · radial

    • #FFE4E6· 0%
    • #EC4899· 70%
    • #831843· 100%
    background: radial-gradient(circle at center, #FFE4E6 0%, #EC4899 70%, #831843 100%);
  • Dahlia Field

    Editorial cover · linear · 135°

    • #A21CAF· 0%
    • #F472B6· 100%
    background: linear-gradient(135deg, #A21CAF 0%, #F472B6 100%);
  • Bloom Wheel

    Decorative ring · conic · 0°

    • #EC4899· 0%
    • #FB7185· 33%
    • #A21CAF· 66%
    • #EC4899· 100%
    background: conic-gradient(from 0deg at center, #EC4899 0%, #FB7185 33%, #A21CAF 66%, #EC4899 100%);

Pinks

How to use this gradient family.

Pink gradients, from blush to magenta.

Pink covers more emotional ground than designers usually credit it for. A blush-to-linen wash reads as serene and grown-up — the register of skincare, wellness, and lifestyle brands. A magenta-to-rose gradient reads as confident and editorial — Vogue, Vivienne Westwood, the cover of a 1980s record. A coral-to-pink CTA reads as friendly urgency, which is why beauty and DTC brands have leaned on it so heavily. Pick the temperature first: warm pinks (peach, coral) feel approachable, cool pinks (rose, magenta) feel composed.

Pink gradients and dopamine design.

The post-2020 dopamine palette — bright, optimistic, sometimes brash — leans on pink gradients more than any other family. Bubblegum and Coral Sunset belong to that lineage: high-saturation, high-contrast, and unapologetically loud. Used carefully, they cut through a feed; used everywhere, they fatigue the eye. Pair a dopamine pink with a quiet neutral (canvas or stone) for the rest of the page so the gradient stays the headline.

Text on pink without losing the brand.

Deep magentas, plums, and wines (#500724, #831843, #BE185D) carry white text at WCAG AAA. Mid pinks (#EC4899, #F472B6) carry white at AA when the font weight is 500 or heavier. Blush and bubblegum tints require dark ink — #1d1d1f or a warm near-black — for body copy. Avoid mid-pink for body text on white surfaces; it lives between the dark and light thresholds and rarely passes either.

How to use the pinks gradient library.

  1. Step 1

    Pick a preset

    Choose the pink preset that matches your surface and brand temperature.

  2. Step 2

    Copy the CSS

    Tap copy on the preset card to grab the background declaration.

  3. Step 3

    Tune the angle

    Open the preset in the gradient generator if you want to adjust angle or add an extra stop.

Frequently asked questions.

How do I write a pink gradient in CSS?
Use linear-gradient() with two or more pink hex stops, for example background: linear-gradient(135deg, #EC4899 0%, #FBCFE8 100%);. Add a deeper magenta at 0% for a more dramatic transition.
Which pink gradient works best for a beauty brand?
Blush Linen and Peach Glow read as soft and skincare-aligned; Rose Velvet and Magenta Studio read as bolder, more editorial. Match the gradient temperature to the brand's existing photography.
Is a pink-to-purple gradient still a pink gradient?
Yes, when the pink stop covers the larger share of the track. Dahlia Field shows this — magenta at 0%, pink-rose at 100%, with the pink dominating the visual midpoint.
How do I keep a bright pink gradient from feeling overwhelming?
Cap the gradient height (under 480px), set surrounding surfaces to canvas or warm neutral, and use a single bright stop rather than two competing peaks. Coral Sunset uses this approach for CTAs.
Can I use a pink gradient for dark mode?
Yes. Wine Velvet, Magenta Studio, and Sakura Spotlight all anchor at a deep stop that holds white text on a dark background. Avoid blush-only gradients in dark mode — they wash out.

Take the pinks with you.

Copy every anchor hex — or jump into the gradient generator to build your own version of the heroes above.