Get Waves
Single-purpose SVG wave generator, now folded into Haikei but still live
Get Waves generates one thing: a randomised SVG wave you can use as a section divider or hero edge. You set the colour and a couple of shape parameters, hit randomise until you like it, then copy the SVG code or download the file. z creative labs has since folded it into Haikei, and the site now carries a banner pointing there, but the generator and the Figma plugin still work.
Prefer Haikei over this — the site itself says Get Waves is now part of Haikei, and Haikei's Wave, Layered Waves and Stacked Waves generators are strict supersets with more control. Keep this entry only for the Figma plugin, which is the one thing Haikei's web app does not give a designer working in-file. Like the other generators here it is a client-side app with no API, so you can link it but not call it.
Why it is here. It was the tool that made SVG wave dividers ubiquitous around 2020, and it is honest about having been superseded — which is more than most dormant tools manage.
- one wave, done well
- copy SVG code or download
- official Figma plugin
- superseded by Haikei
- footer still reads © 2021
Verified 2026-08-16. HTTP 200. https://getwaves.io/ (homepage text and the 'now a part of Haikei.app' banner), https://getwaves.io/component---src-pages-index-js-55ffefb88d03c85d7f96.js (Gatsby bundle read directly for control labels: 'Color Picker', 'Copy SVG code', 'Download SVG', 'randomize')
