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Glassmorphism Generator — Free Online Tool

Create stunning frosted glass effects with CSS backdrop-filter and transparency.

Glass Card

This is a glassmorphism effect. Adjust the controls below to customize the look.

About Glassmorphism Generator

The Glassmorphism Generator creates stunning frosted glass effects with CSS. Adjust blur intensity, transparency, border style, and shadow to create the perfect glass morphism effect for your designs.

Perfect for modern UI cards, modals, navigation bars, and overlays. See your glass effect in real-time over a colorful background and copy the complete CSS instantly.

How to Use Glassmorphism Generator

  1. Adjust blur intensity for the frosted glass effect.
  2. Set transparency level for the background.
  3. Configure border style and shadow depth.
  4. Preview the effect over a gradient background.
  5. Copy the generated CSS code to your clipboard.

Key Features

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Live glassmorphism preview
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Backdrop blur control (0-50px)
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Transparency slider with RGBA
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Border color and width options
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Box shadow configuration
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Background color picker
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One-click CSS copy
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Modern browser compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What is glassmorphism? ▼
Glassmorphism is a design trend featuring frosted glass effects with transparency, blur, and subtle borders. It creates depth and a modern aesthetic.
What CSS properties create the glass effect? ▼
The effect uses backdrop-filter: blur(), background with transparency (rgba), border with transparency, and box-shadow for depth.
Does glassmorphism work in all browsers? ▼
Backdrop-filter is supported in modern browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox). Older browsers will show transparency without the blur effect.
How do I use the generated CSS? ▼
Apply the CSS to any element you want to have the glass effect. Place it over colorful backgrounds or images for best results.
Can I adjust the glass intensity? ▼
Yes! Use the blur slider for frost intensity and transparency slider for see-through amount. More blur = more frosted glass.