How to use an SVG shape as a clipping mask for images in Webflow? Can someone provide instructions or a clonable Webflow link to see the code implementation?

You can use an SVG shape as a clipping mask for images in Webflow by leveraging CSS clip-path or SVG masks. Here's how to do it:

1. Prepare Your SVG Shape

• Create your desired shape using Figma, Illustrator, or an online SVG editor.
• Ensure the SVG has a viewBox and a clipPath or mask definition for compatibility.

2. Add the Image and SVG to Webflow

• Upload the image to the Webflow Assets panel.
• Add an Embed element inside your Webflow project.
• Paste the SVG code inside the Embed element, ensuring it includes a <clipPath> or <mask>.

Example:

<svg width="0" height="0">  <defs>    <clipPath id="clip-shape">      <circle cx="50" cy="50" r="50" />    </clipPath>  </defs></svg>

3. Apply the Clip Path Using CSS

• In the Page Settings or an Embed element, add the following CSS:

.image-class {  clip-path: url(#clip-shape);}

• Replace .image-class with the appropriate class name of the Webflow image.
• The clip-path won't work if the SVG is inside an <embed> element. Ensure the SVG is inline in the page.

4. Alternative: Use clip-path: polygon()

• If using a basic shape, Webflow’s built-in Custom CSS or clip-path: polygon() works:

.image-class {  clip-path: polygon(50% 0%, 100% 50%, 50% 100%, 0% 50%);}

• Modify the shape points using Clippy (bennettfeely.com/clippy/).

5. Publish & Test

• Click Publish, then check in Chrome or Edge (Safari has limited clip-path support).

Summary

Embed an SVG with clipPath or use clip-path: url(#id). If needed, Webflow’s Custom CSS panel helps apply the styling. If you'd like a clonable project, check Webflow Showcase (no direct links in responses).