Confetti Generator

Generate lightweight CSS confetti backgrounds with adjustable density, size, colors, and a premium preview UI.

Confetti Generator

Generate lightweight CSS confetti backgrounds with adjustable density, size, colors and reproducible seeds.
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Settings

Tune the look, then click Generate. Use the same seed to reproduce the same pattern.
Separate colors with commas or spaces. Use full 6-digit HEX codes.

Result

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Adjust settings on the left and click Generate to create your confetti background.

About Confetti Generator

Confetti Background Generator

Confetti backgrounds are a simple way to add energy and celebration to product screenshots, landing pages, event banners, and social media assets. This tool creates a lightweight, copy‑paste friendly CSS background made from layered gradient “confetti” dots. You can control density, size range, color palette, opacity, and a seed for repeatable results. The output is designed to work well with modern themes and to stay performant even on content-heavy pages.

How it works

The generator builds a background-image value composed of multiple small radial gradients positioned across the canvas. Each gradient represents a single piece of confetti. By layering many gradients, you get a scattered look without shipping image files. You can preview the background instantly, then copy the CSS snippet for use in any project.

What you control

  • Density – how many confetti pieces are generated.
  • Size range – minimum and maximum dot size in pixels.
  • Opacity – transparency for a softer or bolder look.
  • Palette – a comma-separated list of HEX colors.
  • Seed – a number that makes results reproducible across sessions.

Key features

  • Instant preview with a premium layout that keeps settings and result side-by-side.
  • Copy-ready CSS including a safe fallback background color.
  • Theme-friendly output that looks good on light or dark UI backgrounds.
  • Deterministic generation using a seed, great for teams and templates.
  • Lightweight—no external images, no network requests, easy to version control.

Great for design systems

If you maintain a design system, you can store a few “approved” seeds and palettes so all teams can generate consistent celebratory backgrounds for launches, announcements, and seasonal campaigns.

Use cases

  • Product launch pages: add a subtle celebratory layer behind a hero section.
  • Pricing promotions: highlight limited-time deals without distracting imagery.
  • Event headers: create backgrounds for webinars, meetups, or conference tracks.
  • App empty states: show a fun “success” moment after a user completes a flow.
  • Social templates: pair confetti with bold typography for shareable visuals.
  • Badges and cards: give feature cards a festive accent while keeping text readable.

Marketing teams

Marketing can create multiple variations quickly by changing the seed and palette, then reuse the same snippet across landing pages, emails (where supported), and in-app announcements.

Developers

Developers can drop the output into a class, a component style block, or a CMS theme field. Because it is pure CSS, it works nicely with caching, SSR, and static site generators.

Optimization tips

  • Start small: use medium density first, then increase only if the background feels empty.
  • Keep contrast under control: lower opacity when placing text on top.
  • Limit palette size: 4–8 colors usually looks more cohesive than 12+.
  • Use a base color: set a calm background-color and treat confetti as an accent.
  • Performance: very high density can be heavy on low-end devices—prefer fewer, larger dots.

For hero sections with large typography, a softer confetti layer often performs better than a dense, high-contrast scatter. If you need a bolder statement, increase dot size slightly before increasing density.

FAQ

 Is this background responsive? 

Yes. The confetti positions are defined in percentages, so the pattern scales with the element. You can apply the CSS to any container size.

 How do I keep the same look across pages? 

Use the same seed, palette, and density. The generator will produce the same confetti layout each time, which is perfect for templates and brand consistency.

 Can I use this on dark backgrounds? 

Absolutely. Pick brighter palette colors, lower the opacity for subtlety, and set a dark background-color fallback. The preview helps you tune readability quickly.

 Does this replace image backgrounds? 

It is best for abstract, lightweight visuals. If you need complex illustrations or photo textures, images may be a better fit. For UI accents, CSS confetti is often ideal.

Why choose this tool

This Confetti Background Generator focuses on practicality: fast iteration, predictable output, and clean CSS you can ship today. Use it to add celebration without adding new assets, and keep your design system cohesive by reusing seeds and palettes whenever you need a consistent festive look.