Glassmorphism & Neumorphism Generator

Create modern Glassmorphism and Neumorphism UI effects.

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Features

Glassmorphism Effects

Generate frosted glass effects with backdrop blur and transparency.

Neumorphism Effects

Create soft, inset shadow effects for modern button and card designs.

Real-Time Preview

See your effect changes applied to sample UI elements instantly.

Copy CSS Code

Get the complete CSS for both glassmorphism and neumorphism effects.

About Glassmorphism & Neumorphism Generator

The UI Effect Generator helps you create modern design trends like Glassmorphism (frosted glass) and Neumorphism (soft shadows). These effects add depth and sophistication to your web interfaces, perfect for modern, clean designs.

How to Use Glassmorphism & Neumorphism Generator

  • 1
    Choose Effect Type

    Select between Glassmorphism or Neumorphism from the tabs.

  • 2
    Adjust Parameters

    Modify blur, transparency, shadow colors, and other effect properties.

  • 3
    Preview Changes

    Watch the sample element update in real-time as you tweak settings.

  • 4
    Copy CSS

    Click the copy button to get the CSS code for your chosen effect.

Frequently Asked Questions

Glassmorphism is a design trend that imitates the look of frosted glass. It uses background blur and semi-transparent white or dark layers to create a sense of depth and hierarchy.
Neumorphism (Soft UI) is a design style that combines flat design with skeuomorphism. It uses soft shadows and highlights to make elements appear as if they are extruded from or pressed into the background.
Simply copy the generated code and paste it into your CSS file. For Glassmorphism, apply it to the container element. For Neumorphism, apply it to the button or card element.
The `backdrop-filter` property used for Glassmorphism is supported in most modern browsers. However, it may require vendor prefixes or fallbacks for older versions.
While possible, it is generally recommended to stick to one primary style to maintain a consistent design language. However, you can use subtle glass effects within a neumorphic interface for specific accents.