CSS Circular Progress Ring Generator

A circular progress ring — showing completion percentage as an arc around a circle rather than a linear bar — is a compact, visually appealing way to display progress, commonly seen in dashboards, loading indicators, and skill-level displays.

Adjust the percentage and ring color with live controls, see the ring render using a `conic-gradient` CSS background (a modern technique that draws the exact arc without needing SVG or JavaScript), then copy the generated CSS.

This pure-CSS conic-gradient approach is lighter weight than an SVG-based circular progress indicator and updates instantly by changing a single CSS custom property, making it easy to animate or update dynamically with JavaScript in a real application.

Because everything runs locally in your browser, results appear instantly and nothing you type or upload is ever sent to a server.

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