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SVG Pattern Generator
Create beautiful SVG patterns including stripes, dots, grids, waves, and geometric shapes with customizable colors and settings
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Pattern Settings
20px
2px
100%
0°
Quick Presets
Preview
Generated SVG Code
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Pattern Statistics
400×400
Dimensions
20px
Spacing
2px
Stroke Width
0
Code Length
About SVG Pattern Generator
The SVG Pattern Generator tool creates customizable SVG patterns perfect for web backgrounds, design elements, and graphics. Generate stripes, dots, grids, waves, and complex geometric patterns with full control over colors, spacing, and dimensions.
✨ Key Benefits
- Create professional SVG patterns
- Customizable colors and dimensions
- Multiple pattern types available
- Real-time preview
- Export as SVG or PNG
- Copy SVG code to clipboard
- Scalable vector graphics
- Perfect for web backgrounds
- No design software needed
🚀 Features
- Multiple pattern types (stripes, dots, grids, waves)
- Color customization with palette picker
- Adjustable spacing and dimensions
- Real-time pattern preview
- SVG code generation
- Export to SVG and PNG formats
- Copy to clipboard functionality
- Responsive design preview
- Pattern tiling options
- Gradient support
💡 Use Cases
- Website backgrounds and textures
- Digital art and illustrations
- Print design and branding
- UI/UX design elements
- Social media graphics
- Presentation backgrounds
- Web app interfaces
- Mobile app designs
- Marketing materials
- Packaging design
🎯 Fun Facts
- SVG patterns are infinitely scalable without quality loss
- The first computer-generated patterns were created in the 1960s
- SVG patterns use less bandwidth than bitmap images
- Patterns have been used in art for over 20,000 years
- Islamic geometric patterns inspired many modern designs
- SVG patterns can be animated with CSS
- Tessellation patterns tile perfectly without gaps
- The golden ratio often appears in natural patterns
📚 Historical Context
- SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) was first developed in 1999
- Pattern fills were introduced in SVG 1.1 specification
- Ancient civilizations used geometric patterns in pottery and textiles
- M.C. Escher popularized mathematical patterns in art
- Computer graphics pioneers created the first digital patterns in the 1970s
- CSS patterns gained popularity with the rise of web design
- Vector graphics revolutionized digital pattern creation