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30 awesome CSS Background Patterns ✨

With these 30 CSS Background Patterns you are sure to find the perfect background for your app or website.

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#1 Japanese cube


Author: Tankred;

#2 Steps


Author: Joshua Hibbert;

#3 Rotan weave


Author: Joroen Franse;

#4 Tables


Author: Ana Tudor;

#5 Slack CSS background pattern


Author: Marijke Luttekes;

#6 Children in Need CSS Background Pattern


Author: Chris Smith;

#7 Street in the city


Author: Ha Hyun Yong;

#8 Rainbow


Author: Raad Al-Raw;

#9 Circles


Author: Steve Hudek;

#10 Blue Triangles


Author: vlad-saling;



⭐🔗 Find the other 20 CSS backgrounds on my blog 🔗⭐

Note: All forms are all published on codepen.io and not by me.

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Eckehard

Does anybody really use these kind of background?

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webdeasy.de

I have such a pattern on the landingpage of my blog :)

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Eckehard • Edited

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