Create Custom Shapes using CSS Clip-Path property

In this video, you’ll learn how to make cool inverted borders and custom shapes using only CSS Clip path property. No Photoshop, no SVG, no complex tools — just a few lines of CSS using clip-path. We’ll create a card with a unique inside border using the clip-path property.

This trick helps you build creative card designs and stylish layouts for your website or portfolio. Let’s make your designs stand out! 💻✨

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🧠 What You’ll Learn:
• How to create inverted borders using only CSS
• Use the clip-path property with the path() function
• Draw custom shapes inside elements
• Why this method is great for cards, banners, and UI blocks
• How to build creative designs without using SVG or images
• How to build beautiful effects with lightweight CSS code

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✨ Why Use Clip-Path in CSS?

The clip-path property lets you define a visible area of an element. Normally, we use borders to outline a box, but what if we want to cut shapes into a box instead of adding something outside? That's exactly what we're doing here.

Instead of traditional borders, we’ll create a cutout or “inverted border” inside an element using the clip-path: path() syntax. This gives a stylish, modern effect that’s lightweight, responsive, and doesn’t rely on images or SVG files.