CSS Clip Path Generator
Visually build CSS clip-path polygon shapes by dragging anchor points. Live preview on a sample element. Copy the clip-path CSS instantly.
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CSS Clip Path Generator creates complex clip-path shapes visually. Drag anchor points to shape your element, then copy the generated CSS.
- 1Choose a preset shape (triangle, diamond, pentagon, arrow, etc.) to start.
- 2Drag the anchor points on the visual editor to customize the shape.
- 3See the live preview update instantly on the sample element.
- 4Add or remove anchor points using the controls.
- 5Copy the generated clip-path CSS property and paste it into your stylesheet.
Common Use Cases
- Creating diagonal section dividers on landing pages
- Building arrow and chevron shapes without SVG
- Making hexagon image grids for portfolios
- Designing creative image masks and cutouts
Pro Tips
- Use percentage values for responsive clip paths that scale with the element.
- Combine clip-path with CSS transitions for animated shape reveals.
- The polygon() function takes X Y coordinate pairs โ all values are percentages by default.
- Use clip-path on pseudo-elements (::before, ::after) to layer shape effects.
Frequently Asked Questions
clip-path is a CSS property that clips an element to a specific shape. Only the area inside the clip region is visible. Common shapes include circle(), ellipse(), polygon(), and inset().
Use the visual editor to drag anchor points around the preview element. The polygon coordinates update in real-time as you move the points.
clip-path is supported in all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). IE11 only supports the url() syntax.
Yes, 100% free with no registration.
Absolutely. clip-path works on any HTML element including images, divs, and videos.
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