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Bauhaus Pattern Generator

Geometric grid patterns with quarter circles, half circles, rings and triangles in bold flat colors, as SVG and PNG.

Open the generator

Runs right in your browser. Your graphics are made on your device.

Example motif made with the Bauhaus Pattern Generator

Start from a preset

Pick a preset and it opens right in the editor, ready to adjust.

What is it?

A Bauhaus pattern is a grid of square tiles, each with a simple geometric figure like a quarter circle, half circle, ring or triangle in flat colors. The style recalls modernist posters and suits brand graphics, covers and wall art.

What you can use it for

  • Brand and packaging

    A Bauhaus grid in brand colors makes a strong, recognizable surface for packaging and merch.

  • Covers and posters

    Book covers, album art and event posters gain a bold modernist look.

  • Website backgrounds

    A few large tiles in muted colors work as a calm hero or footer background.

How it works

Choose mixed, curved or angular figures and set how many tiles get a figure. Set the number of columns, the gap and the corner radius, then pick a palette and a background. Press Space for a new arrangement and export as SVG, PNG or GIF.

Try the Bauhaus Pattern Generator now

Tips

  • Three to five colors with one light neutral look most balanced.
  • Fewer columns give large, poster-like figures; more columns give a fine mosaic.
  • A small gap and corner radius make the grid look friendlier and more contemporary.

FAQ

Can I use the patterns commercially?
Yes. Everything you create with Musterli is yours to use, also in commercial projects, without credit.
How do I get a new arrangement?
Press Space or the dice button. Each variant deals new figures and turns; your settings stay.
Can I edit the SVG?
Yes. Every tile and figure is a separate shape that you can recolor in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape.
Can I animate the pattern?
Yes. Export a GIF and the figures are dealt anew in every frame, or the colors cycle through the palette.
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