CSS clip path generator

Turn percentage coordinates into a clipped CSS shape.

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Polygon points: x,y on each line

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Updated 2026-09-19

Using CSS clip path generator

CSS clip path generator connects your ordered points and closes the polygon. The preview shows the browser’s actual clipping, and the output is ready for a CSS rule.

Next: CSS triangle generator

A worked example

The default four points make a trapezoid: the top spans the full width and the bottom spans from 25% to 75%.

Before you use the result

Points use percentages of the element. Crossing edges can produce overlapping shapes; this tool preserves the order you enter.

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