Name: Glassmorphism
Rating: 3.0 (2 reviews)

A modern CSS UI library based on the glassmorphism design principles that will help you quickly design and build beautiful websites and applications.

Get started with this free CSS generator based on the glassmorphism design specifications.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 Thanks for checking out the Glass UI generator. I'm one of the guys who worked on this tool, alongside with Robert, who was the designer. So what is Glassmorphism? Glassmorphism is a new design trend which is primarely based on the blurry effect of an element and a background. Although glassmorphism can be seen dated all the way back to Windows Vista, it has recently re-emerged with the macOS Big Sur update and it is increasinly being used across all platforms, including mobile apps, websites, and desktop programs. Why use the Glass UI generator? You can use this free tool to generate the CSS that is needed to get the glassmorphism efffect. It is useful because you can see how the effect will look compared to a background image, a gradient background, or even on solid colors. It is very easy to integrate in any project, because the code that is generated is plain old CSS. What about the components? The HTML code? This Glassmorphism UI generator is based on the upcoming Glass UI library which will be available to download or include via NPM. For the HTML components to work, you need will need to include the CSS and Javascript file from the library. The release is estimated to happen in July, 2021. Feel free to sign up for Glass UI to get updates and find out when it will be launched. That's about it! We will add a couple of updates here and there. The tool is entirely free to use, and the CSS library for the components will also be available shortly and it will be open source under the MIT license ❤️

@zolidev : Absolutely great product, would this work on Webflow, if I export/copy the CSS and HTML? (Disclaimer I'm a newbie to webflow and web design)

@saascoach Thanks, Joseph! If Webflow or other website builders allow you to add custom CSS, then sure, it should work on any element!

@zolidev :Thanks a lot, I'll keep you updated if it works :)

@zolidev congrats on the launch! The way you put things together is brilliant. Well done! 🚀

@savian_boroanca appreciate it, Savian!

This is great. Love how you set the min/max values to keep everything looking good even if you go rogue with the sliders.

@robertgavriles1 Thanks. Sometimes a bit of limitation isn't bad :)

This is looking great @zolidev and @roberttanislav 😻 can't wait to see more components. Our team is ready to start making new products on top of this!