Playground · 12 demos

CSS Glassmorphism Playground

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01 Pure CSS
Glass Card
The canonical glass surface — translucent white over a vivid aurora gradient. Backdrop-filter blur is what sells the effect.
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02 Pure CSS
Frosted Modal
A heavy-blur dialog floating over a busy backdrop — the modal pattern that finally makes sense in 2024+ browsers.
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03 Pure CSS
Pricing Glass
Tiered pricing card with featured glass treatment — the middle plan reads "premium" through stronger glass + brighter rim.
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04 Pure CSS
Glass Navbar
Sticky navbar that stays translucent over any page background — backdrop-filter saturate boosts the colors behind to keep contrast.
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05 Pure CSS
Glass Tab Bar
Bottom navigation bar (mobile-app pattern) where the active pill is a brighter glass surface inside a darker glass container.
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06 Pure CSS
Glass Sidebar
Vertical glass sidebar with active-item highlight — the classic dashboard chrome reimagined as a single semi-transparent panel.
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07 Pure CSS
Glass Input
Translucent text input with a subtle inner glow on focus — useful when a form sits over imagery or a video background.
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08 Pure CSS
Glass Toggle
Frosted iOS-style toggle switch sitting over a vivid backdrop — the thumb is a brighter glass island inside the track.
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09 Pure CSS
Glass Search
A frosted search field with a built-in icon — the kind of search bar that hovers over a hero image or video without competing.
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10 Pure CSS
Refraction Card
Glass card with a fake refraction edge — a brighter rim on one side simulates how real glass bends light at its boundary.
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11 Pure CSS
Tinted Glass
Each glass surface tints subtly with its own brand hue while sharing the same blur — useful for color-coded categories.
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12 Pure CSS
Stacked Glass
Three glass layers stacked at offset depths — each pane blurs the panes behind it, creating a dimensional sandwich effect.
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