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Seeded 8-Value CSS Border-Radius

CSS Blob Generator

Generate organic CSS blobs with repeatable seeds, adjustable irregularity, mirror symmetry, gradients, and standalone SVG export.

Blob Preview

Generate repeatable organic shapes powered by 8-value CSS border-radius.

Seed #1847
Runs 100% locally in your browser.

Generated CSS

Copy the CSS blob rule or export a standalone SVG file.

.blob {
  width: 420px;
  max-width: 100%;
  aspect-ratio: 420 / 340;
  border-radius: 49% 45% 61% 30% / 60% 68% 32% 56%;
  background: linear-gradient(135deg, #14b8a6, #0f1d3a);
  transform: rotate(0deg);
}

How to Create Organic CSS Blobs

1

Generate & Save Variations

Click New Blob to explore seeded organic shapes and save your favorites so you can compare and switch back anytime.

2

Tune Irregularity & Gradient

Adjust irregularity, toggle mirror symmetry, resize dimensions, rotate the blob, and customize solid or gradient colors.

3

Copy CSS or Download SVG

Copy the lightweight CSS rule directly into your stylesheet or download a matching SVG vector asset.

CSS Blob Generator Features

Repeatable Seeded Shapes

Every blob is tied to a deterministic numeric seed so you can save, share, and reproduce exact shapes effortlessly.

CSS & SVG Dual Export

Export pure 8-value CSS border-radius rules for DOM containers or download a standalone SVG file for design tools.

100% Browser-Local

No server calls or uploads. All geometry, gradients, and exports run instantaneously in your browser.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a CSS blob work without SVG?

CSS blobs use the 8-value `border-radius` syntax (`h1 h2 h3 h4 / v1 v2 v3 v4`). By assigning different horizontal and vertical percentage radii to each corner, a standard HTML `<div>` takes on a smooth organic shape.

What is the Seed number used for?

The seed drives a deterministic pseudo-random generator. Sharing or entering the same seed number with the same irregularity and symmetry settings always reproduces the exact same blob shape.

Can I export the CSS blob as an SVG file?

Yes. Click Download (.svg) to export a standalone SVG vector file with matching dimensions, gradient fill, and rotation.

What is the difference between CSS Blob Generator and SVG Blob Generator?

The CSS Blob Generator creates lightweight `border-radius` CSS for HTML containers (ideal for cards, avatars, and hero backdrops), while the SVG Blob Generator creates multi-point cubic Bézier vector paths.

Is my design data uploaded anywhere?

No. All blob generation, previews, saved variations, and exports happen locally in your browser.