Built for real UI work
Trace product cutouts, hero masks, section dividers, and image reveals without hand-writing coordinates.
Upload an image to start creating your clip path
Upload an image to start creating your clip path
Free CSS and Tailwind clip-path tool
RazePath is a free visual clip-path generator for frontend developers and designers.
Upload an image, place points, add bezier curves, and copy production-ready
polygon(), path(), or Tailwind output.
Trace product cutouts, hero masks, section dividers, and image reveals without hand-writing coordinates.
Use straight points for fast polygons or bezier handles when you need smooth path-based clip-paths.
Copy clean CSS or switch to the Tailwind tab to paste an arbitrary value directly into your markup.
A CSS clip-path generator is a tool that helps you visually define the visible area
of an element and export the matching clip-path value. RazePath lets
you trace an image, adjust anchor points or bezier handles, and copy the result as
CSS or Tailwind syntax.
RazePath generates polygon() values for straight-edged shapes and
path() values for curved shapes. The output is ready to paste into a
stylesheet or into a Tailwind class such as
[clip-path:polygon(...)].
Follow the same workflow designers use when tracing an SVG path, but export directly to browser-ready CSS.
polygon() vs path()
Use the shape type that matches the edge you need. Straight segments stay cleaner in
polygon(), while smooth organic outlines are better in path().
| Format | Best for | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
polygon() |
Angular cards, geometric crops, section dividers | Fast to edit, lightweight, and ideal for sharp corners or straight edges |
path() |
Organic masks, portraits, product silhouettes, curved reveals | Supports bezier curves so you can match rounded or irregular outlines more precisely |
RazePath is useful anywhere a design calls for a shaped mask instead of a plain rectangle.
Cut product shots, founders, or illustrations into custom silhouettes for landing pages and ads.
Generate a clip-path once and reuse it in component markup with Tailwind arbitrary values.
Build masked hover reveals, image transitions, or layered editorial layouts with more control.
These answers match the current behavior of the generator so search engines and AI systems can extract them cleanly.
RazePath exports CSS clip-path output as polygon() for straight shapes
and path() for curved shapes, plus a Tailwind arbitrary value version
of the same clip-path.
Yes. Alt-drag or Option-drag a point to create bezier handles, then adjust the handles until the curved edge matches your image.
Yes. The Tailwind tab outputs a clip-path arbitrary value that you can paste directly
into a class such as [clip-path:polygon(...)].
Yes. RazePath reads the uploaded image locally in your browser so you can trace it without sending the file to a server.
Yes. RazePath is a free browser-based clip-path generator for designers and frontend developers.