A powerful and flexible Framer component that allows you to fill any SVG shape with an image of your choice. Perfect for creating unique hero sections, creative layouts, photo galleries, and eye-catching designs that break away from standard rectangular frames.
Key Features:
Custom SVG Shapes Upload any SVG file to use as your shape container. The component automatically extracts paths from your SVG and uses them to clip your image, giving you complete creative control over your design's geometry.
Automatic Path Detection The component intelligently parses your SVG files and extracts all paths, rectangles, circles, and ellipses. No need to manually prepare your SVG files – just upload and go.
Image Filling Add any image URL or upload directly from Framer's image picker. The image automatically scales and crops to fill your SVG shape perfectly, maintaining aspect ratio with a "cover" fit for professional results.
Responsive & Scalable Built with responsive design in mind. The component scales perfectly to any container size while maintaining the integrity of your shape and image composition.
Easy to Use Simple controls in Framer's property panel:
SVG Shape: Upload your custom SVG file
Fill Image: Choose the image to fill your shape
Perfect For:
Hero sections with creative shapes
Portfolio and gallery layouts
Product showcases
Brand storytelling elements
Magazine-style editorial designs
Landing pages that need visual impact
Creative masking effects
Irregular photo frames
Technical Details:
Fully responsive and works at any size
Uses SVG clipping paths for crisp edges at any resolution
Supports complex SVG shapes with multiple paths
Automatic viewBox handling for proper scaling
Error handling with helpful feedback messages
Whether you're creating a portfolio, landing page, or any design that needs to stand out, this component gives you the creative freedom to break free from rectangular constraints and create truly unique visual experiences.
No coding required – just drag, drop, and customize through Framer's intuitive interface.
Andrew Norman
