CSS Clip-Path Maker
Draw custom polygons, adjust control points, and instantly generate responsive clip-path codes for CSS shapes and SVG vector clips.
Select any handle point on the canvas to tweak coordinates numerically or delete it.
clip-path: polygon(50% 0%, 100% 38%, 82% 100%, 18% 100%, 0% 38%);
How CSS Clip-Path Maker Works
Sculpt custom geometry masks and crop transparent borders in 3 simple steps.
Choose from our rich presets deck containing 12 predefined standard polygons (Triangle, Pentagon, Star) to initialize coordinates.
Click on any connector outline border segment to insert new anchor points. Drag handles on the visual canvas preview card.
Pick your output format (Standard CSS, React style, or raw inline SVG clipPath tag) and copy the compiled code to deploy.
Why use our CSS Clip-Path Maker?
Avoid complex hand-coding percentages and draw beautiful polygonal layouts visually. Deploy high-fidelity layout styling supported by all modern browsers.
Adjust individual anchor coordinates interactively on our responsive visual workspace deck, or fine-tune properties numerically via coordinates sliders.
Drag and drop or upload your own creative JPG or PNG backgrounds into the browser cache memory to trace boundaries over real graphical templates.
Instant generation of raw CSS selectors, React-native inline camelCase properties, or XML definition markup blocks for vector SVG files.
Frequently Asked Questions About CSS Clip-Path
Got questions about our CSS Clip-Path Maker? We have compiled the exact answers for you.
Yes, our visual CSS Clip-Path generator is 100% free with no registration, usage limits, or hidden fees.
The clip-path CSS property creates a clipping region that determines what part of an HTML element should be visible. Anything inside the path boundary is shown, while anything outside is cropped.
Simply hover over any connector line of your polygon on the canvas, and click! A new draggable node will immediately insert at that specific line position.
Yes! Simply click "Custom" under the canvas, upload any JPG or PNG from your computer, and the canvas will update instantly so you can trace your polygon directly over your image.