CSS Glassmorphism Generator
Interactive visual generator to design, customize, and copy frosted glass UI elements and Tailwind backdrop-filter classes.
Fast. Local. Effortless.
Manage your sensitive files with zero uploads. Everything happens directly in your browser.
Adjust Blur & Opacity
Fine-tune Backdrop Blur and Surface Opacity sliders to achieve the perfect frosted glass look.
Refine Borders & Glow
Customize border width, diffuse edge opacity, corner radius, and ambient shadow glow.
Copy CSS or Tailwind
Copy the standard cross-browser CSS backdrop-filter declarations or Tailwind arbitrary classes instantly.
W3C Backdrop Filter Standard
Instant CSS & Tailwind Output
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What Is CSS Glassmorphism?
Glassmorphism is a modern UI design aesthetic characterized by translucent frosted-glass surfaces, multi-layered depth, vibrant background refraction, and delicate border highlights. It has been popularized by Apple in macOS Big Sur and iOS, as well as Microsoft’s Fluent Design system.
Edita's CSS Glassmorphism Generator gives you full visual control over W3C-standard backdrop-filter blur radii, surface tint opacity, diffuse border radiance, and subtle ambient shadows, delivering instant production-ready CSS and Tailwind CSS classes.
Core CSS Properties of Frosted Glass
Achieving authentic glassmorphic depth requires three complementary CSS layers:
- Backdrop Filter Blur:
backdrop-filter: blur(16px)blurs the elements positioned directly underneath the glass card, creating optical depth. - Semi-Transparent Background:
background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.25)allows background shapes and colors to shine through without washing out foreground text. - Diffuse Specular Border: A 1px semi-opaque border (e.g.
rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.3)) defines the edge boundary of the glass card, mimicking edge-lit refraction.
Browser Compatibility & Best Practices
For consistent rendering across all platforms, remember that Safari on iOS and macOS requires the vendor prefix -webkit-backdrop-filter. Edita automatically exports both declarations so your components look crisp and performant everywhere without manual polyfilling.