SVG Wave Generator
Design unique, organic SVG waves for your website headers and section dividers. High performance, fully customizable, and ready-to-use exported code.
Wave Geometry
Aesthetics & Code
Why Use SVG Wave Dividers?
In modern web design, straight lines can sometimes feel rigid or boring. **SVG Wave Dividers** introduce organic flow and movement to your layouts, making them feel more dynamic and professional.
Unlike bulky images, SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is code-based. This means your waves will be **pixel-perfect on any screen**, load instantly, and can be easily animated or styled with CSS variables.
Design Tips for Waves
- Layering: Paste two or three waves with slightly different heights and varying opacities to create a "depth" effect.
- Asymmetry: Use the "Randomize" button to avoid perfect symmetry, which makes the wave look more natural and organic.
- Contrast: Make sure the color of your wave contrasts well with the section below it to guide the user's eye.
Implementation Guide
To use these waves, simply create a container (like a section or div) and set its overflow: hidden. Then paste the SVG code at the very bottom or top of that container.
You can also change the fill attribute of the path directly in your CSS to support dark mode themes seamlessly.
Wave Generator FAQ
Will it work on mobile?
Yes. SVG is fully responsive. Since the code uses percentage-based widths or viewboxes that span 100%, the waves will scale beautifully from mobile to desktop.
Can I animate these waves?
Absolutely. Since this is an SVG path, you can use CSS keyframes to animate the d attribute (path data) or use libraries like GSAP for a liquid movement effect.
What is "Complexity"?
Complexity refers to the number of anchor points along the wave. More points result in more jagged or busy waves, while fewer points create smooth, calm curves.