Web Design Utility

SVG Shape Divider

Create high-quality, responsive SVG section dividers. Choose from waves, curves, or geometric slants to spice up your landing pages.

Select Shape Style

Shape Intensity50

Divider Height120px

#3b82f6

Section Content Area

The shape divider will separate this section from the next one.

SVG Code Export

<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 1200 120" preserveAspectRatio="none" style="display:block; width:100%; height:120px; ">
    <path d="M0,0 C300,50 300,-50 600,0 C900,50 900,-50 1200,0 L1200,120 L0,120 Z" fill="#3b82f6"></path>
</svg>

?What are SVG Dividers?

SVG Shape Dividers are vector-based graphics used to create smooth, non-linear transitions between different sections of a webpage. Unlike standard flat borders, SVG shapes can create waves, slants, and organic curves.

Because they are SVGs, they are infinite resolution, extremely small in file size, and fully responsive across all screen sizes.

Pro Design Tips

Color Matching

Set the fill color of the SVG to match the background color of the section immediately below (or above) it.

Invert for Depth

Use the "Invert" toggle to create "valley" shapes instead of "mountain" peaks for a different perspective.

Performance

SVGs are much faster than using background images. They don’t require an extra network request if inlined.

Aspect Ratio

Set "preserveAspectRatio" to "none" in your CSS to allow the SVG to stretch across the full width of the screen.

How to implement

Copy the SVG code and paste it at the very bottom of your <section> or <header>. Ensure the parent container has position: relative; and the SVG has position: absolute; bottom: 0; to anchor it correctly.