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Neumorphism Generator β€” Free Online Tool

Create soft UI neumorphic effects with CSS shadows and subtle depth.

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About Neumorphism Generator

The Neumorphism Generator creates soft UI effects with CSS shadows. Adjust the background color, shadow distance, intensity, and blur to create perfect neumorphic elements that appear to extrude from the surface.

Experiment with flat, raised, and pressed states to create buttons, cards, and UI elements with modern neumorphic design. Get complete CSS code with box-shadow properties ready to use.

How to Use Neumorphism Generator

  1. Choose your background color (base for the effect).
  2. Adjust shadow distance and blur for depth.
  3. Toggle between flat, raised, or pressed states.
  4. Fine-tune shadow intensity for the perfect look.
  5. Copy the generated CSS code to your project.

Key Features

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Live neumorphism preview
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Background color picker
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Shadow distance control (1-50px)
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Blur radius adjustment
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Intensity slider
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Flat, raised, and pressed states
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Automatic shadow calculation
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One-click CSS copy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is neumorphism? β–Ό
Neumorphism (or soft UI) is a design style that creates soft, extruded shapes using subtle shadows. Elements appear to be pressed into or raised from the background.
How does neumorphism work? β–Ό
It uses two box-shadows: one light shadow on top-left and one dark shadow on bottom-right, creating a 3D embossed or debossed effect.
What colors work best? β–Ό
Neumorphism works best with soft, muted colors. The background and element should be the same or very similar colors for the effect to work properly.
Can I create pressed (inset) effects? β–Ό
Yes! Toggle between flat, raised (convex), and pressed (concave) states. Pressed elements use inset shadows to appear pushed into the surface.
Is neumorphism accessible? β–Ό
Neumorphism can have low contrast, which may cause accessibility issues. Use it carefully and ensure sufficient contrast for text and interactive elements.