![]() The author Scott Littlewood uses HTML and CSS. The patterns are also different, and some of them are boxes, lines, and diagonal lines. They have different colors, including orange, green, blue, and red. This is a beautiful set of CSS background patterns, giving you beautiful choices to choose from. CSS PatternsĬSS Patterns by Scott Littlewood ( CodePen. Its author, Yoksel, uses CSS only to come up with this attractive pattern. 8. HeartsĪs the name suggests, the CSS background patterns have heart shapes of different colors alternating hence beautiful and eye-catching. Its author is Dean, and it is coded using CSS. It has big squares that are also subdivided into other squares. The blue background and the white borders surely make this CSS background pattern a blueprint. 7. Blueprint Pattern (CSS3)īlueprint pattern (CSS3) by Dean ( CodePen. Its author is none other than Chris Coyier, and the languages are HTML (Haml) and CSS (SCSS). It uses waves with different colors to make it beautiful and outstanding. If looking for an eye-catching background pattern, this choice is undoubtedly perfect. 6. Crappy Recreation of the Book CoverĬrappy Recreation of the Book Cover of *The Flame Alphabet* by Chris Coyier ( CodePen. Its author Yoksel uses CSS this time around. It also has a repetitiveness which creates an incredible background pattern. It has stripes of different attractive colors. The author Gino Farias uses HTML (Haml) and CSS (Less). However, they are separated by spaces with different background colors to form a beautiful background pattern. The pattern uses a single shape with the same color. The author Carpe Numidium used CSS to come up with it. It mixes diamonds of various colors and sizes to form an eye-catching background pattern. 3. Argyle PatternĪrgyle Pattern by carpe numidium ( CodePen. Its author is also Yoksel, and it is coded with CSS (SCSS). ![]() ![]() It is a combination of many diamonds that form a beautiful background pattern. The author is Yoksel, and it uses CSS (SCSS). They form a colorful and eye-catching background, no doubt. Just to end with a classic here… you can’t go wrong with a little noise.Best CSS Background Patterns 1. Circles and dottesĪs the name suggests, the CSS background pattern has a combination of circles and dots. It’s a collection of nine fonts that are made to be infinitely tiling, so you essentially have unlimited pattern possibilities you can make from characters. One that is really mind-blowing is Mazeletter. It’s got very fun controls to play with and easy output. Paulina Hetman even wrote about it for us.īeautiful Dingbats has a very nice pattern generator as well that seems pretty newish. I’ve seen some new fun pattern sites lately though! One is the exceptionally deep Tartanify which has over 5,000 Scottish tartan patterns. If you are a DIY type, remember SVG literally has a element you can harness. Looks like it’s gotten a nice design refresh lately, too, where the editable options are intuitive and the code is easy to copy. If you’re into SVG-based patterns (and who isn’t?) SVG Backgrounds has some extra clever ones. They also happen to provide ones we’ve baked into the Assets Panel on CodePen for extra-easy access. They are also editable, but they already start from a pretty chill place, which is usually what I’m looking for from a pattern. It has some pretty sophisticated backgrounds that are done just with CSS.
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