Glassmorphism CSS Generator
Create the frosted-glass (glassmorphism) effect visually — adjust blur, transparency, tint, and border over a live preview, then copy the backdrop-filter CSS. Free.
💡 How to use
- Adjust blur and transparency to control the frosted-glass effect.
- The card sits over a colorful background so you can see the blur working.
- Copy the CSS — remember the effect needs a background behind the element to show.
Free Glassmorphism CSS Generator
Create the frosted-glass (glassmorphism) effect visually and copy the CSS in one click. Adjust blur, transparency, tint, border, and radius over a live preview — then paste ready-to-use backdrop-filter CSS into your project. Free, no sign-up, runs entirely in your browser.
What is glassmorphism?
Glassmorphism is a design style that makes elements look like frosted glass: a semi-transparent surface that blurs whatever sits behind it, finished with a subtle light border and soft shadow. Popularised by modern operating systems and design systems, it adds depth and a premium, layered feel to cards, navigation bars, modals, and login panels — all with pure CSS and no images.
How the effect works in CSS
Glassmorphism relies on a few properties working together:
- backdrop-filter: blur() — blurs the content behind the element (the core of the effect).
- A semi-transparent background — lets the blurred background show through.
- A thin, light border — catches the 'edge' of the glass.
- A soft box-shadow — lifts the panel off the page.
- border-radius — rounds the corners for a polished look.
How to use the glassmorphism generator
It takes seconds to dial in:
- Adjust the blur to control how frosted the glass looks.
- Set the transparency so the background shows through nicely.
- Tune the tint color, border opacity, and corner radius.
- Copy the CSS and apply it to an element that sits over a colorful background.
The one rule to remember
Glassmorphism only works when there is something behind the element to blur. The backdrop-filter property blurs whatever is underneath, so a glass card over a plain white background will look nearly invisible. Place your glass element over a colorful image, gradient, or busy section — that contrast is what makes the frosted effect appear. The generator's preview uses a colorful backdrop for exactly this reason.
Browser support and accessibility
backdrop-filter is supported in all current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari, though Safari needs the -webkit-backdrop-filter prefix, which this tool includes automatically. For accessibility, keep enough contrast between your text and the glass surface — heavy transparency plus light text can become hard to read, so test your foreground text and add a text shadow if needed.
Pro tip
Keep glassmorphism for a focal element or two rather than the entire interface — overusing it makes a design feel muddy and hurts readability. A single frosted card over a vibrant gradient background is the classic, high-impact use. Pair this with our CSS Gradient Generator to build that backdrop.
FAQ
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