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SVG Pattern Generator (Geometric Tiles)

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入力

自動処理

出力

クライアント側

SVGコード

CSSの背景

Pattern Element

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SVG Pattern Generator

Create seamless geometric tile patterns with live preview. Choose from 12 pattern types — dots, lines, grids, hexagons, chevrons, triangles, and more — customize colors, size, spacing, and rotation, then export as SVG code, CSS background, or downloadable SVG file. Everything runs in your browser with instant visual feedback.

使い方

Select a pattern type from the dropdown, then adjust the controls to customize your design. The preview updates in real time as you change colors, size, spacing, stroke width, opacity, and rotation. When you’re happy with the result, use the export buttons to copy SVG code, copy CSS background markup, download the SVG file, or copy just the pattern definition for embedding in existing SVGs.

特徴

12 Pattern Types — Dots, horizontal lines, vertical lines, diagonal lines, grid, chevron/zigzag, hexagons, triangles, diamonds, crosses, waves, and checkerboard. Each tiles seamlessly.
ライブプレビュー — Large visual preview area showing your pattern tiled in real time. Every change is reflected instantly — no waiting, no generate button.
Color Customization — Color pickers for foreground and background colors. Create any color combination for your pattern.
Size & Spacing Controls — Range sliders for pattern scale (10-100px), stroke width (1-20px), and spacing (5-100px). Fine-tune your pattern’s density and weight.
Opacity & Rotation — Adjust pattern opacity (0.1-1.0) and rotation (0-360°) for creative variations and overlay effects.
Export as SVG Code — Copy the complete SVG markup with embedded pattern, ready to paste into any project.
Export as CSS Background — Copy a CSS background-image property with data URI — paste directly into your stylesheet for seamless pattern backgrounds.
Download SVG File — Download the pattern as an .svg file for use in design tools (Figma, Illustrator, Sketch).
Copy Pattern Definition — Copy just the SVG <pattern> element for embedding into existing SVG documents.

Pattern Types

Dots: Circles arranged in a regular grid. Classic polka-dot pattern.
Lines: Parallel horizontal, vertical, or diagonal lines. Clean and minimal.
Grid: Perpendicular lines forming a graph-paper grid.
Chevron/Zigzag: V-shaped repeating pattern. Great for dynamic backgrounds.
Hexagons: Honeycomb tiling. Mathematical and organic.
Triangles: Repeating triangle grid. Geometric and modern.
Diamonds: Rotated squares creating diamond shapes. Elegant and classic.
Crosses: Plus signs arranged in a grid. Clean and structured.
Waves: Curved sine-wave lines. Organic and flowing.
Checkerboard: Alternating filled and empty squares. Bold and iconic.

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What is an SVG pattern?

An SVG pattern is a reusable graphic element defined inside an SVG document that can tile (repeat) to fill any area. Patterns are defined in the <defs> section using the <pattern> element, then referenced as a fill for shapes like rectangles, circles, or paths. SVG patterns are resolution-independent (they scale without pixelation), lightweight (just text/code), and supported by all modern browsers. They’re ideal for web backgrounds, design elements, and any situation where you need a seamless repeating design.

How do I use the CSS background output?

Click ‘Copy CSS Background’ to get a ready-to-use CSS property. Paste it into your stylesheet like this: .my-element { background-image: url(‘data:image/svg+xml,…’); } The pattern is encoded as a data URI, so no external files are needed — the pattern is embedded directly in your CSS. It works in all modern browsers. You can combine it with background-size, background-repeat, and other CSS properties for additional control.

Can I use these patterns commercially?

Yes. The patterns generated by this tool are mathematical/geometric constructions created by your parameter choices. They’re not copyrighted artwork — they’re generated output based on your settings. You can use them freely in personal projects, commercial websites, print designs, app interfaces, or any other purpose without attribution.

Why SVG instead of PNG for patterns?

SVG patterns are resolution-independent — they look crisp at any zoom level or screen density, from mobile phones to 4K monitors to print. They’re also much smaller in file size than equivalent PNG patterns (often under 1KB vs hundreds of KB). SVG patterns can be styled with CSS, animated with JavaScript, and modified without regenerating. For web use especially, SVG patterns are superior to raster alternatives in virtually every way.

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