CSS Pattern Generator
Generate a repeating geometric CSS pattern and copy the code.
Geometric texture from CSS
Repeating geometric patterns — stripes, dots, zigzags, grids — add texture to a background, and building them from CSS gradients means no image file and perfect scaling. This generates a geometric pattern and copies the code, giving you a lightweight background texture you can recolour and resize at will.
Pick a pattern and copy the CSS.
Texture that supports the content
A subtle pattern gives a flat background a little life without the weight of an image, and because it is pure CSS it stays crisp at any size and adapts to your colours instantly. The discipline, as with any pattern, is restraint: a faint, low-contrast pattern adds interest behind or beside content, while a bold, busy one competes with it and wrecks readability where text sits on top. Geometric patterns suit modern, clean designs particularly well as a quiet accent. Generating the pattern lets you dial the scale and contrast down to the point where it adds texture without demanding attention, which is exactly where a background pattern belongs.
CSS Pattern Generator FAQ
Why build a pattern in CSS?
No image file to load, perfect scaling at any size, and instant recolouring — a CSS pattern is lighter and more flexible than a tiled image.
How should I use a pattern?
Subtly — a faint, low-contrast pattern adds texture, while a bold, busy one competes with content and wrecks readability where text sits.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The pattern is generated in your browser.