January 07, 2010

Make your own patterned backgrounds

BgPatterns.com is an online tool for creating customized patterns for websites, desktops, or Twitter pages. You can choose the color, design, texture, and size of your image, test it as a tiled background, and download a jpeg of the image you made. Nifty.

39 comments:

  1. This is a FABULOUS time-waster! I am having so much fun making patterns!

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  2. I have been looking at patterns on the internet for the last week. This is exactly what I needed and I didn't even know it existed! Thank you!

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  3. this is not going to help me with my resolution to waste less time on-line. But, THANK YOU! I love it-now if only I could commit to one..

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  4. Just discovered your blog from another blog-You're doing a wonderful job! Thanks for the inspiration!!

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  5. Very cool - you find the very best stuff for "recharge" time....

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  6. What a fun idea - thank you for sharing!

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  7. What a great site! I'll have to come up with a reason to make some patterns (besides the obvious one of it is fun) :)

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  8. Ooh! Thank you, thank you, I love it!

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  9. Great tip! Loving the new background for Twitter. :)

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  10. Perfect to change my dull twitter background. Great web tip, thanks!

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  11. The file generated from this site works well for tiling on your desktop too. Thanks!

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  12. gorgeous find! i'm off to makeover my twitter! thank you jess!

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  13. wow! you really do come up with the best stuff ever :o)

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  14. that is the coolest thing ever. i foresee an upgrade to my website in the near future...

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  15. Hmm...bet I could work this to my advantage in Photoshop, too.

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  16. A very creative way to "waste" time... I feel rejuvenated now, ready to tackle a bigger job. Thank you for the link!

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  17. thanks for this link..

    i just did one for a new background for my twitter..
    https://twitter.com/oneeskimo_

    v cool!

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  18. I can't get the site to work neither the image scale or opacity
    change anything.

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  19. How do you use the image as HTML code?

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  20. I love it. I am a pattern product designer and just discovered you. Fantastic. Jaima

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  21. thanks!!
    been looking for this type of sites =)

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  22. Awesome tip!! Thank you!
    Hugs from Brazil =)

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  23. Brilliant - lots of fun to play with

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