After Effects supports both linear and radial gradients. With a linear gradient, you place your three colors along a linear axis, one after the other, with your chosen range of space between them.

The foreground color will be the color at the top of your gradient. Click and hold on the "Paint Bucket Tool" and select "Gradient Tool." Choose the "Linear Gradient" option from the top toolbar.

Silverlight takes these points (known as "gradient stops") and uses them to merge different colors together. Each gradient stop is defined using a GradientStop XAML element. Linear gradients allow ...

Next, press G to grab the Gradient tool—this keyboard shortcut works in all three apps—and then choose a black-to-white, linear gradient. To do this in Photoshop, trot up to the Options bar ...

The Linear Gradient colors flow in a single direction, while Path Gradient colors flow around the shape, leaving the lighter color in the middle. READ : How to merge Shapes in Publisher using ...

If Gradient has any flaws, it’s that it feels like a feature rather than an app. It seems like there should be a suite of similar tools to complement it. But, at well under a fiver, we’re not ...