How do you achieve the "blurry" effect?

Use the backdrop-filter: blur(); CSS property with a semi-transparent background for elements positioned over backgrounds.

Can I use the generated code for my project?

Yes, the code is open-source under MIT license, free for personal or commercial use, with optional credits.

What about browser support?

Over 88% of browsers support backdrop-filter, but Firefox disables it by default; fallback options are available.

What is the difference between glassmorphism and neumorphism?

Glassmorphism uses blur and transparency for versatility, while neumorphism has more radical UI constraints and is controversial.

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Glassmorphism UI

Q: What is "Glassmorphism"?

Glassmorphism is a design trend based on blurry effects and semi-transparent backgrounds, popularized by platforms like macOS Big Sur.

A free CSS generator and open-source UI library for creating glassmorphism effects in web design.

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Last Updated

Sep 02, 2026

Overview

What is Glassmorphism UI?

Glassmorphism UI is a tool and library that generates CSS code for glassmorphism, a design trend using blurry, semi-transparent elements. It helps designers and developers quickly implement this style in websites and apps.

What is Glassmorphism UI used for?

Shape & Pattern

User Groups

Creative teams Web Developers Design Studios

Top Features

CSS code generation
Customizable glassmorphism effects
Open-source MIT license
HTML component support

How to use Glassmorphism UI?

Use the online generator to adjust properties like blur, opacity, and color, then copy the generated CSS and HTML code into your project. Sign up for updates on the upcoming Glass UI library release.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

Free to use
Easy to customize
Supports commercial projects
Based on popular design trends

Cons

Limited browser support in Firefox
Requires manual code integration

Use Cases

Web design projects
UI prototyping
Learning CSS effects