Pattern Background Maker

Q: How do I get a seamless pattern background?

Pick a pattern, set tile Size and Thickness, adjust Angle if relevant, then copy the CSS data-URL or download the SVG tile.

Q: Dots vs stripes vs grid — when should I use which?

Dots are soft, stripes suggest motion or caution, grid is subtle texture, checks are classic.

Q: Is the output vector?

Yes, the generator outputs an SVG tile suitable for CSS background-image or direct embedding.

Q: Can I pick colors from my screen?

If the browser supports EyeDropper API, you can sample on-screen colors. The UI keeps things minimal by default.

Q: What’s a good starting point for subtle patterns?

Use 24–48px size, 2–6 thickness, and low-contrast color pairs.

Q: Will this work in Tailwind, React, or plain CSS?

Yes. Use the CSS data-URL anywhere a background-image is accepted.

Generate seamless SVG patterns: dots, stripes (any angle), grid/crosshatch, and checks. Pick colors, adjust size and thickness, then copy a CSS background-image or download the SVG tile.

CSS background—

SVG markup—

Downloadpattern.svg

Pattern Background Maker — FAQs

How do I get a seamless pattern background?

Choose a pattern type, set **Size** (that’s the tile size), then tweak **Thickness** and **Angle** where available. The preview shows a repeating tile. Click **Copy** to grab a CSS background-image: url('data:image/svg+xml;utf8,...') you can paste straight into your stylesheet.

Dots vs stripes vs grid — when should I use which?

**Dots** are gentle and work well for empty states. **Stripes** (especially diagonal) suggest motion or caution. **Grid/crosshatch** is great for subtle texture behind data. **Checks** give a classic, structured look. Try small sizes for quiet backgrounds; larger tiles feel more graphic.

Is the output vector?

Yes. The tool generates an **SVG** tile. You can copy the raw markup, download the file, or use it as a data‑URL in CSS. SVG scales cleanly and stays tiny in file size.

Can I pick colors from my screen?

If your browser supports the EyeDropper API, you can sample colors anywhere on your screen. I kept the UI minimal here, but if you’d like a dedicated eyedropper button, say the word and I’ll add it.

What’s a good starting point for subtle patterns?

Keep **Size** around **24–48px**, **Thickness** between **2–6**, and pick low‑contrast colors (e.g., text color at 6–12% opacity over your background tone). Your UI will get texture without stealing focus.

Will this work in Tailwind, React, or plain CSS?

Absolutely. The copied CSS is framework‑agnostic. In Tailwind, you can place the data‑URL inside bg-[url('...')]. In React, drop it into a style prop or a CSS module.

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