Imagine painting a disk while turning it: the color changes with the angle and completes a full circle. This suits color wheels and circular progress visuals where angle matters.
The sweep starts at `colorA` and wraps to `colorB`; setting `stops` creates a cycle with several colors. Change `rotation` to move the starting color around the center (default 0°, range 0–360°). A `repeat` above 1 repeats the color cycle around the circle, creating a starburst-like pattern (default 1, range 1–24).
This generator fills the canvas and needs no input layer. Color boundaries radiate from the center, so check whether they intersect any text placed above it. High repetition makes the result strongly decorative and may overwhelm a simple status indicator.
When to use
Use it for color wheels, circular progress states, angle-based segments, or radial decoration. Avoid it when the background needs a broad, quiet area for reading.