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Glassmorphism is the frosted-glass look used in modern UI cards, panels and overlays. This free visual generator lets you design the effect with sliders—no hand-written CSS required— then copy production-ready HTML, CSS or Tailwind code in one click.
Tip: Place your glass card over a photo or colourful background so the blur is visible.
Adjust the controls on the left. Watch the preview update instantly, then copy the code you need.
Start with blur and opacity—these two controls create most of the frosted-glass look.
The glass tint colour. Keep opacity low so the background still shows through.
Lower opacity = more transparent glass. Try 0.08–0.2 for a classic look.
Backdrop blur in pixels. 8–16px is readable; higher values look softer but cost more GPU.
Boosts colour intensity behind the glass. 120–180% feels vibrant without looking neon.
Ensure text contrast stays readable on your background (aim for WCAG AA where possible).
Optional. Enable to add lift, scale or blur changes when users hover the card.
Hover the card if hover effects are enabled. The preview sits on a background so you can judge the glass effect.
This is a beautiful glassmorphism effect. Hover over me to see the animation!
Code updates in real time. Copy HTML for structure, CSS for custom projects, or Tailwind for utility-first workflows.
Glassmorphism is a user-interface style that mimics frosted glass. Typical ingredients are a translucent fill, backdrop-filter: blur(), a soft border highlight and a light shadow. Content behind the panel stays faintly visible, which creates depth without heavy illustration.
Designers use glassmorphism for cards, navigation bars, modals, dashboards and marketing hero overlays—especially when a rich photo or gradient sits behind the UI.
The look feels premium and modern, pairs well with photography, and became widely recognised after similar translucent treatments appeared in major OS and product interfaces. Developers can recreate it with a short CSS stack—but getting blur, opacity and contrast balanced by hand takes trial and error. A visual glassmorphism CSS generator removes that guesswork.
backdrop-filter and -webkit-backdrop-filter, ideal for custom stylesheets.Choose CSS for full control in any stack. Choose Tailwind when your project already uses utility classes. Both express the same visual result.
backdrop-filter. Always keep a readable solid or translucent background colour underneath.It is a frosted-glass UI style built mainly with translucent backgrounds, backdrop blur, soft borders and shadows so content behind the element gently shows through.
Yes. BrandLab tools from Fishyhue Studio are free. Customise the preview and copy HTML, CSS or Tailwind without payment or sign-up.
HTML markup, plain CSS and Tailwind CSS utilities. All three update as you move the sliders.
No. Design visually with the controls, then copy the code. Beginners get a working starting point; developers can refine it further.
Modern Chromium, Firefox and Safari support backdrop-filter. Always keep a fallback background colour for older browsers.
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