Glassmorphism Generator
Design a frosted-glass glassmorphism effect and copy the CSS.
The frosted-glass look
Glassmorphism is the frosted, semi-transparent panel effect that blurs whatever sits behind it, like translucent glass floating over a colourful background. This lets you design it visually — the blur, transparency and tint — and copies the CSS, so you can add that layered, modern look without hand-tuning the values.
Adjust the frost and tint, and copy the CSS.
It needs something behind it
The effect only works when there is something to frost: it blurs the background behind the panel, so it needs a colourful or image background to show against and looks flat and pointless over plain white. Because the panel is semi-transparent, text on it can lose contrast against a busy background, so readability is worth checking, especially over photos. And the blur it relies on is a modern CSS feature that older browsers may not support, degrading to a plain translucent panel. Used over a strong backdrop with legible text, glassmorphism gives interfaces a tactile depth; over the wrong background it simply disappears.
Questions & answers
Why does my glass effect look flat?
It blurs what is behind it, so it needs a colourful or image background. Over plain white there is nothing to frost and the effect vanishes.
Any readability concern?
Yes — the panel is semi-transparent, so text on it can lose contrast over a busy background. Check readability, especially over photos.
Is anything uploaded?
No. It runs entirely in your browser.