: Vertex gradient in Photoshop? Is there a way to set a color to each vertex of a polygon and have they blend to form a gradient between them? A great example of this would be the HSV triangle

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Is there a way to set a color to each vertex of a polygon and have they blend to form a gradient between them?

A great example of this would be the HSV triangle from Coolorus (first image on the right). That triangle has a white vertex, a black one and a yellow one. That cannot be made by hand using linear gradient as far as I know.

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The easiest way to do this may be to apply multiple Gradient Overlay layer styles to your polygon, each set to Multiply with a different angle. It'll just be a matter of calculating the angles required.

Here's a triangle with this three-gradient thing applied (very loosely, the angles are very rough). It's by no means perfect, but it might be as close as you're going to get.

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