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Glassmorphism Generator

Design beautiful, frosted-glass components with real-time CSS generation

Glass Properties

Adjust the refraction parameters

Blur Intensity16px

Transparency0.6

Saturation180%

Base Color

CSS Output

Copy and paste into your project

.glass-panel {
  background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.6);
  backdrop-filter: blur(16px) saturate(180%);
  -webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(16px) saturate(180%);
  border: 1px solid rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.125);
}

Live Preview

Visual simulation

Glassmorphism

Frosty glass effect for modern UIs.

Create Professional Glassmorphism UI

Create beautiful glassmorphism effects for your UI. Customize blur, transparency, and saturation. Copy CSS instantly.

Adjust Transparency

Use the opacity slider to set the transparency of your glass card.

Set Blur

Increase the backdrop-blur radius to achieve the desired frosted intensity.

Choose Color

Pick a base color (usually white or light) to tint the glass surface.

Copy CSS

Grab the generated CSS and paste it into your project.

Glassmorphism is a modern design trend that creates a "frosted glass" look using the CSS backdrop-filter property. Our tool helps you fine-tune the blur intensity, transparency, and saturation to create perfect overlays and card designs. It automatically handles the necessary translucent border and shadow to make the effect pop.

Key Features

Real-time Preview

See changes instantly on a customizable background.

Backdrop Blur

Adjust the frosted glass intensity with precision.

Cross-browser CSS

Generates code compatible with all modern browsers.

One-click Copy

Copy all necessary properties including fallbacks.

Frequently Asked Questions

The backdrop-filter property in CSS allows you to apply graphical effects like blur or color shifting to the area behind an element.

Most modern browsers support backdrop-filter. For older versions of Safari, you may need the -webkit- prefix.

Realistic glassmorphism usually requires a semi-transparent border and a subtle box-shadow to define the edges of the card.

Last updated on March 1, 2026