CSS Linear Gradient Parser

• Enter values using the examples, or choose a local file where requested. Follow the displayed supported input shapes and limits.
• Choose Calculate result and inspect the complete result.
• Download result to save the primary file. Where supplied, additional links save source files and the full JSON report. Reset restores examples and clears output.

CSS linear-gradient: linear-gradient(90deg, #ff0000 0%, #0000ff 100%)

• One nonrepeating linear-gradient using2–16 opaque hex RGB/RGBA color entries and0–100 percent positions(or unitless zero). Expand one/two-position entries to at most32 stops;apply CSS endpoint,nondecreasing and omitted-stop fixup in declaration order. Accept finite deg/turn angles within1 billion degrees,unitless zero,sides/corners and optional in srgb. Corner keywords report angleDegrees:null plus canonical cornerDirection because their actual angle depends on box dimensions. No color functions,variables,comments,transition hints,repeating/radial/multiple backgrounds or other interpolation spaces. ASCII CSS whitespace only;shared input/report bounds. Numeric positions use ordinary finite floating-point CSS values;no color-profile or unrestricted CSS validation claim.
• Text fields are limited to100,000 UTF16 units each and400,000 combined UTF8 bytes; file fields have their own displayed limits. Combined output is at most4MiB. Processing stops after30 seconds; tool-specific bounds may be tighter.
• Generated source is a downloadable result and is not executed here. Inspection does not establish remote behavior, trust or standards certification.