Glass Effect
Glassmorphism is a trending UI design trend
π¨ Adjust Parameters
π CSS Code
π How to Use
Glassmorphism is a modern UI design trend that simulates frosted glass using semi-transparent backgrounds, Gaussian blur, and shadows. Adjust the parameters above and copy the CSS code.
Core CSS Properties
Two main CSS properties create the glass effect: background: rgba() for transparency, and backdrop-filter: blur() to blur background content. Combine with border-radius and box-shadow for enhanced glass texture.
π― Use Cases
- UI Cards: Info cards, profile cards, dashboards
- Navigation: Glassmorphism navbar/header effect
- Modals: Let background content subtly show through
- Login/Register Pages: Glass forms over background images
β FAQ
What's the difference between backdrop-filter and filter?
filter applies to the element's own content, while backdrop-filter applies to content behind the element. Glassmorphism uses backdrop-filter to blur the background.
Browser support?
backdrop-filter is supported in Chrome 76+, Firefox 103+, Safari 9+, Edge 17+. This tool auto-adds -webkit-backdrop-filter prefix for broader compatibility.
Why can't I see the glass effect?
Check if your browser supports backdrop-filter. Low opacity or blur values may make the effect subtle. Try blur values above 10px.