CSS Clip Path Generator

The CSS Clip Path Generator lets you pick a shape, adjust its points or radii, and see the clip-path applied live to an image, then copy production-ready CSS. It is for developers masking elements into custom shapes.

Writing clip-path coordinates by hand is painstaking. Editing the shape visually against a real image makes it manageable, and the generated CSS is ready to paste.

1. Choose a base shape such as a polygon, circle, or ellipse.
2. Drag its points or adjust its radii to refine the shape.
3. Watch the clip-path apply live to the preview image.
4. Adjust until the mask looks right.
5. Copy the generated clip-path CSS.

• Polygon, circle, and ellipse shapes
• Draggable points and adjustable radii
• Live preview on an image
• Production-ready clip-path CSS

• Masking images into custom shapes
• Creating angled or diagonal section edges
• Designing decorative cut-outs for hero sections
• Clipping elements to non-rectangular forms

• Check that the clip does not remove the key subject of an image.
• Prefer simple shapes where possible, since complex polygons are heavier to render.
• Test the clipped element across screen sizes, as percentages shift the shape responsively.

• Clipping away important parts of an image, such as a subject’s face.
• Using a complex polygon where a simple shape would render more efficiently.
• Forgetting that clipped areas still occupy layout space and can affect surrounding content.