SVG Wave Generator — Free Section Dividers
Generate smooth SVG waves, curved section dividers, and blob shapes for your website. Copy the SVG code or download the file instantly.
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What SVG Wave Generators Create
Wave dividers are popular design elements for separating website sections with smooth curved lines instead of straight horizontal rules.
- Simple wave: single-arc divider between two background colors
- Layered waves: multiple offset wave layers for depth effect
- Angled divider: diagonal cut between sections with any angle
- Blob shapes: organic closed-path shapes for background elements
- Custom path: adjustable bezier handles for any curve shape
Using SVG Waves in Web Design
SVG waves are used extensively in modern landing pages and marketing sites.
- Section dividers: smooth transitions between hero and feature sections
- Background shapes: blob SVG as decorative background elements
- Hero section curves: curved bottom edge on header sections
- Footer wave: smooth transition into the footer background
- Tailwind CSS: SVG wave as a background-image in CSS class
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best SVG wave generator tools?
SVG Wave (svgwave.in), Wavelry (wavelry.com), Get Waves (getwaves.io), and Blobmaker (blobmaker.app) are popular free SVG wave generators.
How do I add an SVG wave divider to my website?
Copy the SVG code from the generator. Paste inline in your HTML where you want the divider. Set the fill to match your next section's background color. Adjust width to 100%.
Can I animate an SVG wave?
Yes — animate the SVG wave using CSS @keyframes on the d attribute, or use GreenSock's MorphSVG plugin for smooth wave animations. A simple approach: use two overlapping waves with a slight phase offset animated with CSS.
How do I match a wave SVG to my Tailwind colors?
Use your Tailwind color hex values as the SVG fill attribute. For example: fill='#4F46E5' for Tailwind's indigo-600. Or use a CSS variable: fill='var(--color-primary)'.
What's the best way to use SVG waves in Next.js?
Paste the SVG code directly in JSX as an inline SVG component. Set width='100%' and preserveAspectRatio='none' to make the wave fill its container width at a fixed height.
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