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Pattern Generator

Create beautiful CSS patterns with customizable colors, sizes, and angles.

Pattern Controls

5px 20px 100px
0° 0° 180°
10% 100% 100%

Export Options

Live Preview

Stripes pattern with 20px size

Pattern Ideas & Tips

Stripes

Horizontal or angled lines

Dots

Circular patterns

Checks

Checkerboard pattern

Waves

Wavy lines

Diagonal

45-degree lines

Zigzag

Zigzag lines

Honeycomb

Hexagonal pattern

Bricks

Brick wall pattern

Chevrons

Chevron pattern

Crosses

Cross pattern

Plaid

Classic tartan-style pattern

Wood Grain

Natural wood texture pattern

Marble

Swirling marble stone texture

Linen

Fabric linen texture

Leaves

Organic leaf pattern

How to use the Pattern Generator

  1. Choose a pattern type from the dropdown menu. Each pattern has unique characteristics and customization options.
  2. Set your background and foreground colors using the color pickers or by entering hex values directly.
  3. Toggle gradient mode to create beautiful color transitions instead of solid colors.
  4. Enable seamless tiling to ensure patterns repeat perfectly without visible seams.
  5. Adjust the size slider to control the scale of your pattern elements.
  6. For angled patterns like stripes and diagonals, use the angle slider to rotate the pattern.
  7. Control the opacity to create subtle or bold patterns.
  8. Use advanced options for fine-tuning thickness and spacing.
  9. Preview your pattern in real-time and export it as CSS background, SVG pattern, PNG image, or WebP image.

Best practices

  • Performance: SVG patterns are lightweight and scalable for web. PNG offers high quality but larger file sizes. WebP provides the best compression for modern browsers.
  • Accessibility: Ensure sufficient contrast between background and foreground colors, especially with gradients.
  • Responsiveness: Patterns scale automatically with SVG, but test PNG/WebP images on different screen sizes.
  • Browser support: All export formats work in modern browsers. SVG and CSS are ideal for web, PNG/WebP for universal compatibility.
  • Use cases: CSS/SVG for web design, PNG for print design and presentations, WebP for optimized web images.
  • Customization: Save your favorite patterns as presets for reuse across projects.

Pattern types and their uses

Stripes

Classic horizontal, vertical, or diagonal lines. Perfect for backgrounds, borders, and creating visual rhythm.

Dots

Circular patterns that work well for subtle textures or as accent backgrounds.

Checks

Traditional checkerboard pattern. Great for creating retro or classic looks.

Waves

Flowing wave patterns that add organic movement to your designs.

Honeycomb

Hexagonal patterns inspired by bee hives. Modern and geometric.

Bricks

Realistic brick wall patterns for architectural or rustic themes.

Plaid

Classic tartan-style patterns with crossing stripes. Perfect for traditional or heritage designs.

Advanced features

Gradient Patterns

Use linear or radial gradients instead of solid colors for more sophisticated pattern effects.

Seamless Tiling

Ensure patterns repeat perfectly without visible seams when used as backgrounds.

CSS usage examples

Apply your generated patterns to any HTML element:

.my-element {
  width: 200px;
  height: 200px;
  background-image: url("data:image/svg+xml,...");
}

For better performance, consider using CSS custom properties:

:root {
  --pattern-stripes: url("data:image/svg+xml,...");
}
.pattern-bg {
  background-image: var(--pattern-stripes);
}

Export formats explained

CSS Background

Best for web development. Use as background-image in your CSS. Lightweight and scalable.

SVG Pattern

Vector format perfect for logos, icons, or high-quality graphics. Scales infinitely without pixelation.

PNG Image

Raster format ideal for print design, presentations, or when you need pixel-perfect control. High resolution (512x512) export.

WebP Image

Modern image format with superior compression. Smaller file sizes than PNG with excellent quality. Perfect for web optimization.