Create Glassmorphism Effects - Free CSS Generator Tool
Generate stunning glassmorphism CSS effects instantly with our free tool. Adjust blur, transparency, colors, and borders with real-time preview. Copy ready-to-use CSS code.
✨ Glassmorphism CSS Generator
Create stunning frosted glass effects for modern UI designs
🎨 Customize Your Glass Effect
👁️ Live Preview
Glassmorphism Effect
This is how your glass effect looks!
Adjust the controls to customize the appearance.
📋 Generated CSS Code
.glass-effect {
/* CSS will appear here */
}📄 HTML Example
<div class="glass-effect">
<h3>Your Content</h3>
<p>Add your content here</p>
</div>📖 How to Use the Glassmorphism CSS Generator
Creating stunning glassmorphism effects for your website has never been easier. Our free generator provides real-time visual feedback as you customize every aspect of the frosted glass effect. Here's your complete guide to mastering this tool:
Getting Started
- Choose Your Background: Toggle between Dark and Light mode using the background mode button. This helps you see how your glass effect looks on different backgrounds, ensuring it works perfectly in your design.
- Adjust the Blur: Use the blur slider to control the frosted glass effect intensity. Higher values create a more pronounced blur, while lower values give a subtle, refined look. The sweet spot is usually between 8-15px.
- Set Transparency: Control how see-through your glass element is. Lower transparency (10-30%) creates a more opaque, solid look, while higher transparency (40-70%) gives an airy, lightweight feel.
- Fine-tune Colors: Select your glass tint color and border color using the color pickers. White or light colors work best for light backgrounds, while darker tints suit dark themes.
Advanced Customization
Saturation Control: Adjust the saturation to make colors behind the glass more or less vibrant. Higher saturation (200-300%) creates a more colorful, eye-catching effect, perfect for creative designs.
Border Styling: Customize the border width, color, and opacity to create the perfect frame for your glass element. A subtle white border with 15-20% opacity is the classic glassmorphism look.
Border Radius: Round the corners of your glass element. Higher values (20-30px) create softer, more modern shapes, while lower values give a sharper, more geometric appearance.
Shadow Effects: Choose from None, Light, Medium, or Heavy shadow presets. Shadows add depth and make your glass element float above the background.
Using Quick Presets
Not sure where to start? Try our quick presets: Default Glass for a balanced look, Frosted for maximum blur, Subtle for minimal effects, or Vibrant for bold, colorful designs. You can always customize any preset to match your needs.
Copying and Implementing
Once you're happy with your design, click "Copy CSS" to copy the generated code to your clipboard. The code includes all necessary properties including the backdrop-filter for the glass effect. Paste it into your stylesheet and apply the class to any HTML element. The tool also provides an HTML example to help you get started quickly.
Best Practices
For the best glassmorphism effect, use it on elements that overlay colorful or textured backgrounds. The effect works by blurring what's behind it, so plain solid backgrounds won't showcase the full beauty of the design. Combine with subtle animations and hover effects for an even more engaging user experience.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is glassmorphism?
Glassmorphism is a modern UI design trend that creates a frosted glass effect using CSS backdrop-filter. It features transparency, blur, and subtle borders to create depth and visual hierarchy in interfaces.
Which browsers support glassmorphism?
Glassmorphism (backdrop-filter) is supported in Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Opera. Firefox supports it with a flag enabled. For unsupported browsers, the element will display with the background color but without the blur effect.
Is this tool completely free?
Yes! The Glassmorphism CSS Generator is 100% free with no limitations. Generate unlimited effects, copy the code, and use it in any project—personal or commercial.
Do I need to credit this tool?
No credit required! The generated CSS code is yours to use freely in any project. We appreciate mentions but they're not necessary.
Can I use this for commercial projects?
Absolutely! Use the generated CSS in any project—personal websites, client work, commercial applications, or products. There are no restrictions.
Why doesn't the effect show on solid backgrounds?
Glassmorphism works by blurring what's behind the element. On solid color backgrounds, there's nothing to blur, so the effect is minimal. Use it over images, gradients, or textured backgrounds for the best results.
What's the best blur amount to use?
For most designs, 8-15px blur works well. Lower values (4-8px) create subtle effects, while higher values (15-30px) create dramatic frosted glass. Experiment to find what works for your design.
How do I make the effect more visible?
Increase the blur amount, adjust the transparency to around 20-40%, and ensure you're using it over a colorful or textured background. Adding a subtle border also helps define the glass element.
Can I animate glassmorphism effects?
Yes! You can animate properties like blur, transparency, and border using CSS transitions or animations. Try animating on hover for interactive effects.
What's the difference between transparency and opacity?
In this tool, transparency controls the background-color alpha value, making the element itself more see-through. This works together with the blur to create the glass effect.
Does glassmorphism affect performance?
Backdrop-filter can be GPU-intensive, especially with high blur values or many glass elements. Use it sparingly for best performance, and test on lower-end devices.
Can I save my custom presets?
Currently, the tool doesn't save presets, but you can copy the CSS code and save it in your own stylesheet or code snippets library for future use.
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