Dotgrid VS Clippy - CSS clip-path Generator

Everything else is an SVG. I am using a very cool tool and easy to use called DOTGRID for my svg graphics, you can find it on itch.io. Just be careful with the svgs because when importing you cannot scale them as vectors anymore, so a good rule of thumb is to generate svgs ~1.5-2x and use them at .5 scale so you have some wiggle room to scale them up without losing quality. Source: about 2 years ago

In the beginning I only had buttons to click, but then I guessed I could make small icons for the ecological disasters and I found Bennett Feely's CSS clip-path maker. Altough I know Adobe Illustrator and also wrote some SVG by hand, I was lazy to figure out all the shapes and I didn't want to include any images or vector graphics at all in this project. So that website came in very handy. - Source: dev.to / 20 days ago

To create this CSS glitch animation, we used the clip-path property. You can use Bennett Feely’s Clippy tool to generate clip-path properties in any of the preset shapes or to make a custom clip-path. Ours had only four points — what if yours has eight points like a spider? - Source: dev.to / 2 months ago

Also, the hair fringe was perfectly suitable for a clip-path. I used this other cool website in order to better visualize what I was clipping. I basically want a triangle, so I can obtain it with:. - Source: dev.to / 6 months ago

Is there an offline equivalent to the online "clippy" editor? Preferably one with more features? Source: 11 months ago

However all of that is a lot of fiddly nonsense if you can just use a clip path: Https://bennettfeely.com/clippy/. Source: about 1 year ago