SVG Spot Speck Pattern Generator
What is an SVG Spot Speck Pattern Generator?
An SVG generator for backgrounds with organic spot and speck patterns. You choose solid or gradient fill, set color (fill 1, fill 2), pick background color, then tweak density and opacity variation. The result adds analog-feeling textures to page elements—natural, organic speckle. Behind the scenes it uses Voronoi tessellations and SVG filters. If rendering performance is an issue with many spots, use rrrasterize to export an optimized raster version. Uses generative-utils and SVG.js. Randomize for variations. Export SVG for web or design.
Features for Designers
A free SVG generator for spot/speck patterns.
Backgrounds with organic spot/speck patterns. Analog-feeling texture.
Solid color or gradient fill (fill 1, fill 2).
Control density of spots/specks.
Opacity variation for natural, varied look.
Uses Voronoi tessellations and SVG filters for organic shapes.
Randomize for unique patterns each time.
How To Create Spot Patterns
Generate spot/speck patterns in three steps.
Solid or gradient. Fill 1, fill 2. Background color.
Density. Opacity variation.
Randomize for variations. Copy or save SVG.
Tips for Spot Patterns
Get the most out of the generator.
Randomize to explore organic variations. Each run differs.
Higher density = more spots. Lower = sparser, subtler texture.
High spot count can slow some browsers. Use rrrasterize for PNG if needed.
Great For Designers and Developers
Who benefits from spot patterns?
Analog textures. Organic backgrounds.
Subtle speck. Paper, film feel.
Handcrafted, artisanal aesthetic.
Inline SVG. Lightweight. Copy code.
Why Use a Spot Pattern Generator?
Add analog, organic texture to designs.
Organic spot/speck. Texture, depth.
Natural tessellation. Organic shapes.
Generative. New pattern each time.
No account. Create, copy, save as much as you like.
Technical Details
How the generator works.
Voronoi tessellations. SVG filters.
SVG markup. Use rrrasterize for PNG if performance is an issue.
Uses generative-utils (George Francis) and SVG.js.
Frequently Asked Questions
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