Warm Gradients

Reds, oranges and golds — the half of the wheel that reads as energy, appetite and reward. Copy any one as CSS, Tailwind or a Figma token.

103 gradientsCSS · Tailwind · Figma

All Warm Cool Bold Pastel Dark Neon Neutral

All types Brand Curated Seasonal UI

All colours Red Orange Yellow Green Teal Blue Purple Pink Grey

Warm Gradients · Brand

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ConvertKit

Mailchimp

Miro

Asana

Monday

Airtable

HubSpot

Laravel

Svelte

Angular

Replit

Hugging Face

Anthropic

Clubhouse

Dribbble

Adobe

Mastercard

Coca-Cola

McDonald's

McDonald’s

Louis Vuitton

Nike

Tesla

Amazon

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About warm gradients

Warm gradients carry a sense of motion even when nothing is animating, which is why they end up on streaks, rewards, upgrade prompts and anything to do with food. They also flatter skin tones, so they sit well behind photography of people.

The risk is heat fatigue: a warm gradient behind a full page of warm content stops registering. Use one as the accent against a neutral or cool ground rather than as the whole environment, and check the darkest stop for contrast if type sits on top.