Installation

pnpm add @vuelor/gradient @vuelor/picker

Compose an editor

<script setup>
import { ref } from 'vue'
import {
  GradientPickerRoot,
  GradientPickerSlider,
  GradientPickerAngleInput,
  GradientPickerAddStop,
  GradientPickerRemoveStop,
  GradientPickerReverse,
  GradientPickerRotate
} from '@vuelor/gradient'
import { ColorPickerRoot, ColorPickerCanvas, ColorPickerSliderHue, ColorPickerSliderAlpha, ColorPickerInputHex } from '@vuelor/picker'

const value = ref('linear-gradient(90deg, #FF98C2FF 0%, #FFFA7AFF 100%)')
</script>

<template>
  <GradientPickerRoot v-model="value" v-slot="{ gradient }">
    <div class="flex items-center justify-between">
      <GradientPickerAngleInput />
      <div class="flex items-center gap-1">
        <GradientPickerReverse />
        <GradientPickerRotate />
        <GradientPickerAddStop />
        <GradientPickerRemoveStop />
      </div>
    </div>

    <div class="pt-4">
      <GradientPickerSlider />
    </div>

    <ColorPickerRoot v-model="gradient.selectedColor.value" class="shadow-none p-0 w-auto">
      <ColorPickerCanvas />
      <ColorPickerSliderHue />
      <ColorPickerSliderAlpha />
      <ColorPickerInputHex />
    </ColorPickerRoot>
  </GradientPickerRoot>
</template>

v-model is a CSS gradient string. Supported grammar (what the serializer emits, so values round-trip):

• linear-gradient(<angle>deg, <stops>)
• radial-gradient(circle at center, <stops>)
• conic-gradient(from <angle>deg, <stops>)

with stops as #hex [position%] (3/4/6/8-digit hex, missing positions interpolated like CSS).

Use the parts without components

import { parseGradient, serializeGradient, useGradient } from '@vuelor/gradient'

const parsed = parseGradient('linear-gradient(90deg, #FF98C2 0%, #FFFA7A 100%)')
// { type: 'linear', angle: 90, stops: [{ color: '#FF98C2FF', position: 0 }, …] }

const gradient = useGradient({ stops: parsed.stops })
gradient.addStop()          // splits the selected segment at its midpoint
gradient.css.value          // 'linear-gradient(90deg, …)'

Styling

The components use the same theming system as @vuelor/picker — Tailwind classes by default, styling="vanillacss" with import '@vuelor/gradient/style.css' for non-Tailwind projects, or styling="unstyled" for a blank slate. Tailwind v4 users must add @import "@vuelor/gradient/tailwind.css"; to their global CSS (alongside the same line for the picker) so Tailwind scans the package, plus the --drop-shadow-vuelor-thumb token documented at vuelor.dev. On versions before 0.2.0 the entry point does not exist yet — use @source "../../node_modules/@vuelor/gradient"; instead, relative to your CSS file.