Quick Answer
How do you create glassmorphism in CSS?
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Glassmorphism combines a semi-transparent background with a backdrop-filter: blur(), a subtle border, and a soft shadow. The blur frosts whatever is behind the element, while the transparency lets color bleed through — creating a pane-of-glass look.
Why use this tool
Modern frosted UI
Glassmorphism is everywhere in modern interfaces — cards, navbars, and overlays. Tuning the blur and transparency by hand is fiddly; this tool previews the effect over a colorful background and gives you copy-ready CSS, including the -webkit- prefix for Safari.
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Frequently asked questions
A CSS property that applies effects like blur to the area behind an element, which creates the frosted-glass look.
Modern browsers support backdrop-filter. Safari needs the -webkit- prefix, which this tool includes.
A subtle light border catches the "edge" of the glass and makes the effect more convincing.
Yes, free and in your browser.
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