Pattern gallery

A taste of what you can design — every one of these styles is achievable in the free editor.

Seamless patterns come in endless styles, from tidy geometric grids to soft, scattered botanicals. The swatches below are built from the same shapes, icons and lines you'll find in JUMI PatternMaker — each one tiles perfectly, edge to edge. Use them as a starting point for your own designs, then open the editor and make them yours.

Classic & geometric

Polka Dots

The timeless repeat. Built from a single circle shape spaced on a diagonal grid.

Triangles

Crisp geometry from the triangle shape — bold, modern and endlessly recolourable.

Harlequin

A diamond grid in gold on ink — elegant for packaging and stationery.

Little Crosses

Small plus signs on a warm coral ground for a playful, textural feel.

Playful & fun

Scattered Stars

Star motifs on a sunny amber background — perfect for kids' prints and gift wrap.

Sweet Hearts

A soft heart repeat in candy tones. Swap the palette for any occasion.

Confetti

A scatter of mixed motifs and colours for a celebratory, hand-tossed look.

Scallops

Overlapping domes make a gentle fish-scale rhythm in lilac and cream.

Nature & organic

Botanical Leaves

A simple leaf motif on fresh green — the base for any foliage pattern.

Waves

Flowing lines in ocean blue, made from the editor's styled line tools.

Every swatch here is seamless. Because each motif that meets a tile edge is wrapped to the opposite side, the pattern repeats with no visible join — exactly how your exported files behave. Learn the technique in how seamless tiling works.

Make your own

These are just starting points. In the editor you can change every colour, mix motifs, adjust the scale and density, and drop in icons, animals, food, text or your own uploaded artwork. When you're happy, export a seamless SVG or a high-resolution PNG — free at every size. Need inspiration for what to make? Browse our pattern inspiration ideas.

Design your own pattern →

More: Make your first pattern · Choosing colours · Designing for fabric · Inspiration ideas