How to Add an SVG Noise Texture

Create film-grain and noise overlays with the SVG feTurbulence filter, no raster textures required.

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Procedural Noise with feTurbulence

The SVG <feTurbulence> filter generates Perlin-style noise procedurally. Layer it at low opacity over backgrounds or cards to add a tactile grain texture without shipping any image files.

feTurbulence generates noise with no image asset
Control grain with baseFrequency and numOctaves
Layer at low opacity for subtle texture

Applying the Texture

Define the filter once and apply it to a full-bleed rect, then overlay it on your content. Tune baseFrequency for fine vs coarse grain and blend mode for the look you want.

Apply the filter to a full-bleed overlay rect
Higher baseFrequency = finer grain
Use mix-blend-mode for film-grain looks

Frequently Asked Questions

Is SVG noise better than a PNG grain texture?

SVG feTurbulence is resolution-independent and adds no download weight, while a PNG grain tile is fixed-resolution and adds a request; SVG is usually the leaner choice.

How do I control the grain size?

Adjust baseFrequency — higher values produce finer grain, lower values produce coarser, larger noise patterns.

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