Adjust backdrop-filter parameters and preview the glassmorphism effect in real time.
The container below uses backdrop-filter. Adjust sliders to see the glassmorphism effect change.
The CSS backdrop-filter property lets you apply graphical effects (blur, brightness, contrast, etc.) to the area behind an element. Unlike filter which affects the element itself, backdrop-filter affects everything behind the element.
The most popular use of backdrop-filter is creating glassmorphism effects. By combining semi-transparent backgrounds, blur, and subtle borders, you can simulate the look of frosted glass. This design trend is widely used in macOS, iOS, and modern web design.
Modern browsers (Chrome 76+, Firefox 70+, Safari 9+, Edge 79+) all support backdrop-filter. For older browsers, use it as progressive enhancement.