Glassmorphism UI Components
Frosted, semi-transparent glass UI with background blur, soft borders and layered depth. Grab free React & Tailwind components plus a live CSS generator and ship the effect in minutes.
Free glassmorphism components
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- ✓ All 41 style universes
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Glassmorphism - FAQ
What is glassmorphism in UI design?
Glassmorphism is a UI style built on frosted, semi-transparent surfaces: a translucent background, a backdrop blur that frosts whatever sits behind it, a thin luminous border, and soft layered shadows that create depth. It reads as premium and calm - popularised by macOS, iOS and Apple Vision OS.
How do I create a glassmorphism effect in CSS or Tailwind?
The recipe is four properties: a semi-transparent background (background: rgba(255,255,255,0.1)), a backdrop blur (backdrop-filter: blur(16px)), a 1px translucent border, and a soft shadow. In Tailwind: bg-white/10 backdrop-blur-xl border border-white/20 shadow-xl rounded-2xl. Tune blur, opacity and saturation with our free generator below.
Is glassmorphism good for accessibility?
It can be - keep enough contrast between text and the blurred background, avoid putting glass panels over busy imagery, and provide a solid fallback for browsers without backdrop-filter. Our components ship with readable defaults.
Glassmorphism vs neumorphism - what is the difference?
Glassmorphism uses transparency and background blur to feel like layered frosted glass floating over a colourful backdrop. Neumorphism uses soft dual shadows on an opaque, same-colour surface to make elements look extruded from the background. Glass = depth via blur; neuomorphism = depth via shadow.