Glassmorphism Creator
Generate modern, frosted-glass UI elements with real-time backdrop blur filtering and optimized CSS output.
Backdrop Filtering
Adjust blur and saturation levels to create a realistic translucent effect that reacts to the background.
Custom Tinting
Choose any color for your glass panel. From classic frosted white to neon-tinted panels, sky's the limit.
Smart Outlines
Add a subtle semi-transparent border to increase contrast and define the edges of your glass components.
Built With Care
“The generated CSS follows the standard glass recipe: a low-alpha rgba background, backdrop-filter blur() and saturate() for the frost, and a 1px semi-transparent border for the edge. It also emits the -webkit-backdrop-filter prefix, which Safari versions before 18 require, using the same values.”
The Art of Glassmorphism
Build frosted-glass UI components by adjusting backdrop blur, transparency, saturation, and outline opacity against a live preview image. This glassmorphism generator copies the finished CSS, including the Webkit prefix that Safari needs, straight into your project.
- 1Set the Backdrop Blur slider to control how much of the background stays visible through the panel.
- 2Use the Transparency control to balance the tint color against what sits behind the glass.
- 3Adjust Saturation to make the background colors pop through the panel or mute them down.
- 4Pick a Glass Color, typically white or light gray, for the frosted tint.
- 5Increase Outline Opacity to sharpen the 1px border that defines the panel's edge.
- 6Copy the generated CSS and apply it to any container to achieve the look.
- Real-time UI Preview: See exactly how the glass panel renders over a sample photo as you move the sliders.
- Multi-Browser Support: Generates standard and -webkit- prefixed code for compatibility with older Safari.
- Hex to RGBA Conversion: The color picker value is converted to rgba with your chosen alpha automatically.
- Combined Filter Output: blur and saturate are merged into a single backdrop-filter declaration.
- Outline Customization: Control the 1px border opacity that gives glass its physical definition.
- Copy-Ready CSS: The output block is minimal and can be pasted directly into any stylesheet.
The Art of Glassmorphism Specs
Limits
- Single panel preview
- Blur, transparency, color, saturation, outline controls
Formats
- Output: backdrop-filter CSS block
Defaults
- 10 px blur, 20% transparency, white
How it works
- hexToRgba + string composition
Honest caveats
- backdrop-filter has partial Safari support — test in your target browsers
- High blur values can hurt performance on low-end devices
Real Ways People Use This
SaaS Dashboard Panels
Build translucent cards and sidebars that add depth to data-heavy dashboards without hiding the content behind them.
Mobile App Interfaces
Create iOS-style frosted headers, sheets, and navigation bars for progressive web apps and hybrid applications.
Marketing Hero Sections
Layer glass panels over video or image backgrounds on landing pages for a modern, premium first impression.
Pricing Card Tiers
Highlight the recommended plan with a glass treatment while keeping the other tiers visually quieter.
Overlay Modals
Use blur-and-tint dialogs that keep the page context readable while focusing attention on the modal content.
- Backdrop blur has no visible effect over plain solid colors; the element needs a detailed or colorful background behind it to look like glass.
- Older browsers ignore backdrop-filter and show only the semi-transparent background, so keep text contrast readable without the blur.
- Large numbers of blurred elements can slow scrolling on low-end devices because each one triggers a full-screen compositing pass.
- 1Preview the glass panel over a real image or page background, not just a flat color.
- 2Adjust outline opacity until the panel edges stay visible on both light and dark backgrounds.
- 3Confirm the copied CSS keeps the -webkit- prefix if you still support older Safari versions.