What it does
From visual tile to usable CSS background
CSS makes repeating backgrounds efficient, but composing the underlying tile by hand can be fiddly. Tile Icons separates visual design from implementation: arrange the icons in the browser, then export the result for your stylesheet.
Use an SVG tile when you need crisp scaling, choose PNG for a conventional raster asset, or generate a data URI for a small self-contained pattern.
Visual composition
Arrange the pattern on an artboard instead of calculating icon positions in CSS.
Web-ready formats
Choose SVG, PNG, CSS output or a data URI for your build.
Controlled density
Tune tile size and spacing so the pattern supports the page content.
Simple workflow
How to make the pattern
Choose the artwork
Search the icon library or upload SVG files that fit the visual theme.
Compose the tile
Arrange, scale and rotate the artwork while checking the surrounding repeat.
Export the result
Choose SVG, PNG, CSS or data URI output based on where the pattern will be used.
Where it works
Useful ways to apply the result
Hero sections
Add a branded layer behind a headline while keeping the copy readable.
Product surfaces
Bring personality to onboarding screens and empty states.
Campaign pages
Create a repeat that can stretch across sections of different heights.