SVG Twisting Line Pattern Generator
What is an SVG Twisting Line Pattern Generator?
An SVG pattern generator for twisting and repeating line patterns. You choose gradient or solid strokes, set color (fill 1, fill 2), then tweak size, number of lines, rotation multiplier, points per stroke, roundness, max amplitude, stroke width, and overall opacity. The result is unique, interesting twisting patterns—perfect as backgrounds or decoration. Shapes can become complex; run through SVGOMG to optimize for web, or use rrrasterize for raster conversion. Uses generative-utils and SVG.js. Randomize for variations.
Features for Designers
A free SVG generator for twisting line patterns.
Repeated twisting line patterns. Unique, interesting backgrounds.
Gradient strokes or solid strokes. Fill 1, fill 2.
Size, number of lines, rotation multiplier, points per stroke, roundness.
Max amplitude. Stroke width. Overall opacity.
Randomize for unique, interesting patterns.
Use SVGOMG to optimize. rrrasterize for PNG.
How To Create Twisting Line Patterns
Generate whirl patterns in three steps.
Gradient or solid. Fill 1, fill 2.
Size, number of lines, rotation, roundness, amplitude.
Randomize for variations. Optimize with SVGOMG. Copy or save SVG.
Tips for Twisting Patterns
Get the most out of the generator.
Complex shapes? Run through SVGOMG to optimize for web.
Need PNG? Use rrrasterize for optimized raster at desired size.
Randomize to explore unique twists. Each run differs.
Great For Designers and Developers
Who benefits from twisting line patterns?
Unique backgrounds. Decorative twist.
Eye-catching hero backgrounds.
Abstract, dynamic. Movement feel.
Inline SVG. Optimize with SVGOMG.
Why Use a Twisting Line Generator?
Add twisting, dynamic patterns to designs.
Truly unique. Twisting, repeating lines.
Lines, rotation, amplitude, roundness.
Generative. New pattern each time.
No account. Create, copy, save as much as you like.
Technical Details
How the generator works.
SVG markup. Can be complex—optimize with SVGOMG.
Size, lines, rotation, points, roundness, amplitude, stroke, opacity.
Uses generative-utils (George Francis) and SVG.js.
Frequently Asked Questions
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