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Glassmorphism Generator

Frosted-glass panels -- blur, saturation, transparency, border colour/opacity, inner highlight, noise texture and gradient overlay -- with presets, randomize, editable preview text, PNG export, and CSS/Tailwind/SCSS/React/CSS-variable export.

What this tool does

Builds the glassmorphism "frosted glass" look — a panel that blurs and tints whatever sits behind it — visually, tuning every layer that goes into a convincing effect rather than one flat semi-transparent box.

What makes the glass look right

Real glassmorphism is several CSS properties working together: backdrop-filter blur and saturation on what's behind the panel, a translucent background colour, a subtle border with its own colour and opacity, and an inset highlight along one edge that sells the sense of a lit glass surface. Each is a separate slider here, plus an optional noise texture for grain and an optional gradient overlay for a tinted, less-flat background.

Presets

Six ready-made looks — Frosted Light, Frosted Dark, Apple- style, Aurora, Subtle, and Neon Edge — set every property at once for a specific style, and a randomize button explores combinations quickly.

Editable live preview

The preview card's title, body text, and button label are directly editable in place, so the effect can be checked against real-looking content instead of imagining it over placeholder text.

Getting it out

Export the finished panel as a PNG image, or copy the CSS as plain CSS, a Tailwind arbitrary-value class string, an SCSS variable block, a React inline style object, or CSS custom properties with a fallback.

Privacy

Everything runs locally in your browser -- nothing you build is sent to a server.

Frequently asked questions

Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. The glass panel is built and rendered entirely in the browser -- nothing is sent to a server.
What actually makes a glassmorphism panel look convincing?
A combination of backdrop blur and saturation, a translucent background colour, a subtle border, and an inset highlight along one edge -- a single semi-transparent box without the blur or highlight reads as flat, not glassy.
Can I add texture instead of a perfectly smooth panel?
Yes -- an optional noise texture overlay adds subtle grain, and an optional gradient overlay tints the background instead of leaving it a single flat colour.
Can I preview it with my own text instead of the placeholder?
Yes -- the title, body text, and button label on the preview card are directly editable in place.
Can I export the panel as an image instead of CSS?
Yes -- a PNG export captures the finished panel as an image, in addition to the CSS/Tailwind/SCSS/React/CSS-variable code export.
What presets are available?
Frosted Light, Frosted Dark, Apple-style, Aurora, Subtle, and Neon Edge -- each sets blur, transparency, border, and overlay together for a specific finished look.
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