Glassmorphism CSS Generator
Create high-quality glassmorphism effects for your UI designs. Adjust transparency, blur, and borders, then copy the CSS code directly into your project.
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How to Use the Glassmorphism Generator
- Choose Your Colors: Start by selecting a card color and a background that provides enough contrast.
- Adjust the Blur: Use the "Blur Strength" slider to create the frosted glass effect. Higher values mean more blur.
- Tweak Transparency: Balance the card's opacity to ensure readability while maintaining the glass look.
- Style the Edges: Add a subtle border and adjust the border radius for a modern, rounded aesthetic.
- Copy CSS: Once you're happy with the result, copy the generated CSS code directly into your stylesheet.
What is Glassmorphism?
Glassmorphism is a modern UI design trend that mimics the appearance of frosted glass. It has become widely popular thanks to its use in major operating systems like macOS and Windows (Acrylic/Mica).
The effect relies on transparency, background blur, and subtle borders to create a multi-layered interface where elements appear to float in space. It's an excellent way to add depth and elegance to websites and mobile apps.
Technical CSS Properties
Creating this effect manually can be tricky. Our generator handles the complex syntax for you:
- backdrop-filter: The core property that blurs everything behind the card.
- background: rgba(): Provides the tint and semi-transparency level.
- box-shadow: Essential for lifting the glass element off the background.
- border: A translucent border helps define the object's physical edges.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Glassmorphism good for accessibility?
It can be! However, you must ensure that there is enough contrast between your text and the blurred background. Always use a fallback background color for browsers that don't support backdrop-filter.
Which browsers support this effect?
All modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari) support the backdrop-filter property. We include the -webkit- prefix in our generated code to ensure it works perfectly on iOS and Mac devices.
Can I use images under the glass?
Yes! Glassmorphism looks best over vibrant, colorful backgrounds or high-quality photographs. Use our background presets above to see how the blur reacts to different textures.
How do I make the text readable?
If the background is light, use dark text with a light card tint. If the background is dark, use white text. You can also slightly increase the card's opacity to improve contrast.