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SVG Wave Generator

Create beautiful wave dividers for your website sections

Presets

Controls

Wave Style
Flip Vertically

Preview

SVG Code

CSS Usage

SVG Wave Generator

Create smooth, customizable wave dividers for your website sections. The SVG Wave Generator produces lightweight wave shapes you can use as section separators, hero backgrounds, or decorative elements. Adjust the style, layers, colors, and amplitude, then grab the SVG code or a CSS snippet.

Features

  • Multiple wave styles including smooth sine waves, sharp peaks, stepped waves, and organic curves
  • Layer support for stacking wave shapes with different colors to create depth
  • Color customization with solid colors, gradients, or transparency for each layer
  • Amplitude and frequency controls to adjust wave height and spacing
  • Flip and invert options to place waves at the top or bottom of a section
  • CSS snippet output with the SVG embedded as a background, ready to paste into your stylesheet
  • Raw SVG code for direct use in HTML or design tools
  • Responsive by default scaling to the full width of its container
  • Real-time preview that updates as you change settings

How to Use

  1. Choose a wave style from the available options.
  2. Adjust the amplitude, frequency, and number of layers to get the shape you want.
  3. Set colors for each wave layer using the color pickers.
  4. Toggle flip or invert if you need the wave oriented differently.
  5. Copy the SVG code to paste directly into your HTML, or grab the CSS snippet to use it as a section background.

Use Cases

  • Adding section dividers between content blocks on landing pages
  • Creating wave backgrounds for hero sections and call-to-action areas
  • Designing layered wave footers that transition into a solid color
  • Building decorative transitions between pricing tiers or feature sections
  • Producing wave graphics for presentation slides or social media banners

FAQ

How do I add the wave to my website?

You can paste the raw SVG code directly into your HTML, or use the generated CSS snippet which embeds the wave as a background image on a div. Both approaches produce a responsive wave that spans the full container width.

Will the wave slow down my page?

No. SVG waves are extremely lightweight, typically just a few kilobytes of code. They scale to any screen size without quality loss and render faster than raster images.

Can I use multiple wave layers with different colors?

Yes. You can add multiple layers and assign a different color or opacity to each one. Layered waves with varying transparency create a sense of depth that works well for modern web designs.