'Book of Shapes' allows you to create a variety of customizable SVG patterns for free.



' Book of Shapes ' is a collection of vector

SVG patterns that can be used for website and design backgrounds. You can browse various SVG patterns by category, and you can also customize them by adjusting parameters to create posters.

Book of Shapes
https://bookofshapes.com/

When you visit the site, you can see a list of SVG patterns created by Nikolai Sokolovsky, an expert in UI development and AI. At the time of writing, 36 different SVG patterns were available.



Click on the SVG pattern that interests you.



On individual pages, you can customize the SVG pattern by manipulating the parameters on the right. In the 'Chevron Blocks' pattern selected here, you can control 'Bands (number of lines)', 'Taper (thickness gradient)', 'Band Ratio (line thickness)', 'Blocks (number of blocks)', and 'Seed (overall orientation)'.



Here's what it looked like after actually manipulating the parameters and customizing it. Clicking 'Save variation' will save your customizations.



Additionally, clicking 'Make a poster' allows you to create a poster-style image from the SVG pattern you've created.



The poster creation screen looks like this. Please note that this only allows you to create a poster-like image from an SVG pattern; you cannot change the text or customize the design in detail.



Clicking the left and right arrows will change the poster design.



Additionally, clicking 'Recolour' will change the color scheme of the poster design.



Once you've created your poster image, click 'Save this sheet' to save it on the site.



You can also download the SVG file using the download button at the top.



The SVG image created this time looks like this. All content created with Book of Shapes can be used commercially, in products, and modified without attribution. However, redistributing SVG patterns as patterns or selling or distributing generators is not covered by the license. For more details, please check

the License page.



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