The CSS clip-path property allows you to hide specific parts of an element, creating unique shapes like slanted dividers, arrows, or complex polygons. Our visual editor takes the guesswork out of the coordinate system, allowing you to drag and drop points to create the perfect mask for your UI elements.
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CSS Clip-Path Maker
Create complex shapes using CSS clip-path property. Visualize polygons, circles, ellipses, and more.
Shape
Background Image
Leave empty for default image.
Preview
CSS Code
clip-path: circle(50% at 50% 50%);
Design Custom CSS Shapes
Create complex CSS shapes visually. Generator for Cliped Polygons, Circles, Ellipses, and Insets. Export CSS instantly.
1
Select Shape
Choose Polygon, Circle, or Ellipse to start.
2
Drag Points
Move the handles on the preview to adjust the shape.
3
Add Nodes
Click on lines for polygons to add more vertices.
4
Copy CSS
Copy the clip-path code for your stylesheet.
Key Features
Visual Editor
Drag points on a grid to create custom polygons.
Basic Shapes
Support for Circle, Ellipse, and Inset shortcuts.
Image Preview
See how the clip-path looks on real images.
Standard CSS
Generates clean clip-path property values.
Frequently Asked Questions
The clip-path property creates a clipping region that sets what part of an element should be shown.
Yes, clip-path is commonly used on images to create custom shapes like circles or polygons.
Clip-path is generally simpler to use for basic geometric shapes and has excellent performance in modern browsers.
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