Patterncraft

A modern background pattern and gradient code snippet library providing over 100 professional-level background patterns. Based on CSS and Tailwind, it allows users to easily copy and integrate patterns into their own projects. Completely free.

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What is Patterncraft

PatternCraft is a background pattern library with 241 ready-to-use CSS and Tailwind code snippets. Covers gradients, geometric, decorative, and effect patterns. Each pattern has live preview and one-click copy. Completely free, built with modern CSS and Tailwind for easy integration.

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How to use Patterncraft

Super simple to use:

Browse the pattern library, filter by category (gradients, geometric, decorative, effects). Click pattern cards for live preview - hover on desktop or tap on mobile to see options. Click "Copy" to get CSS or Tailwind code, paste into your project. All code is ready to use, no modifications needed.

Patterncraft Key Features

241 Ready Patterns

Four categories: gradients, geometric, decorative, effects, covering various design needs

One-Click Copy

Each pattern provides CSS and Tailwind code, copy and use directly

Live Preview

Hover on desktop or tap on mobile to preview, easier pattern selection

Completely Free

All patterns are free, supports commercial use

Patterncraft Use Cases

Web Backgrounds

Add background patterns to websites and web apps to enhance visual appeal

UI Design

Use patterns as backgrounds in mobile and desktop apps for richer interfaces

Rapid Prototyping

Quickly add backgrounds when prototyping, no need to write CSS yourself

Patterncraft Pros & Cons

Pros

Large collection (241 patterns), clear categories

One-click copy, easy to use

Live preview for quick selection

Completely free, commercial use supported

Ready-to-use code, no modifications needed

Cons

Pattern styles relatively fixed, limited customization

No search function, rely on categories to find patterns

Average update frequency

Patterncraft FAQ

Q1: Can I use commercially?

Yes, all patterns are free and support commercial use.

Q2: How to use the code?

Copy CSS or Tailwind code, paste directly into your project. CSS goes in style files, Tailwind in className.

Q3: Can I customize colors?

Code can be modified, but you need to adjust CSS yourself. Most patterns have fixed colors.

Q4: Will patterns be updated?

Author continuously updates, check GitHub for update news.

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