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CSS Clip Path Maker
Build a CSS polygon clip-path by dragging points on a visual canvas, then copy the generated CSS or download a reusable snippet entirely in your browser.
🔒 This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to a server.
CSS shape editor
Create a polygon clip path
Drag any point to reshape the preview
Tip: double-click the canvas to add a point. Select a point and press Delete to remove it.
Diamond sample is ready to edit.
How it works
- Choose a starting shape, then drag its handles into place.
- Double-click to add points, or remove a selected point when you no longer need it.
- Copy the generated CSS declaration or download a small stylesheet.
FAQ
What does CSS clip-path do?
It clips an element to a shape. A polygon uses percentage coordinates, so it scales with the element.
Can I use the generated CSS in production?
Yes. Copy the declaration into a selector, then test it with your content and target browsers.
Is my design uploaded?
No. The editor, copying, and download run entirely in your browser.
How we compare
| Feature | Online Tool Store | Hand-writing polygon coordinates | Visual CSS playgrounds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visual point editor | Included | No | Usually included |
| Copy-ready CSS | Included | Manual | Varies |
| Local-only editing | Yes | Yes | Varies |
Use this tool when you need a quick responsive polygon shape without calculating percentage coordinates by hand.