Glassmorphism & Neumorphism Generator

About these two styles

Glassmorphism imitates frosted glass: a semi-transparent background, a backdrop-filter: blur() that blurs whatever sits behind the element, a thin light border and a soft shadow. It only works when there is something colourful behind the card, and backdrop-filter is supported in all current browsers (older Firefox versions ignore it — keep a fairly opaque fallback background). Neumorphism makes elements look extruded from — or pressed into — the page by using the same colour for the surface and the page background, plus a light shadow on one side and a dark shadow on the other. Use the same surface colour on the parent element as the one set here. Neumorphic buttons have low contrast by nature, so make sure text and controls remain easy to see and to tell apart, especially for users with low vision.