Which browsers support clip-path?

Modern evergreen browsers support basic shapes; test Safari if you animate clip-path or combine with filter.

Percentages vs pixels?

Percent values track the element box — useful for responsive masks; px gives fixed design-from-Figma fidelity.

Can I animate between paths?

Only paths with the same point count interpolate smoothly — simplify polygons before tweening.

Difference from border-radius?

Border-radius rounds the box; clip-path can carve arbitrary silhouettes including diagonals and stars.

Does it affect hit-testing?

Clicks follow the clipped outline in supporting browsers — verify interactive targets still feel right.

Provide a square image backup or use @supports queries when exotic shapes are optional flourishes.

CSS clip-path keeps styling co-located with components; SVG masks help when designers deliver asset-driven vectors.

Preview renders locally without uploading screenshots.

CSS Clip-Path Generator

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Visually design CSS clip-path shapes and copy the rule.

About this tool

CSS Clip-Path Generator — Visually design CSS clip-path shapes and copy the rule. Free, fast and private. Runs entirely in your browser at Quick Calci Tools.

Examples

Common scenarios for the CSS Clip-Path Generator.

Hex avatar

shape: polygon
points: 6

clip-path: polygon(...) for hexagon crop.

Inset card

shape: inset
round: true

Inset with rounded corners using round keyword.

Who uses the CSS Clip-Path Generator?

Common scenarios and audiences for this tool.

Marketing sites

Shape hero photography into angled banners without extra PNG masks.

Profile UIs

Ship consistent hex or circle avatars from user uploads.

Presentation builders

Mimic keynote slide masks in HTML decks.

Game HUD mockups

Prototype angular panels before engine UI work.

Students

Learn coordinate-based masking before tackling SVG filters.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about the CSS Clip-Path Generator.