Fine-tune a card shadow
Stack one or more layers, see how each parameter affects the sense of depth, then copy the CSS.
Guide
The CSS shadow generator tunes parameters in three modes — box shadow, neumorphism and frosted glass — and copies the CSS straight out. A box shadow supports multiple stacked layers, each with its own horizontal and vertical offset, blur, spread, colour, opacity and inset flag; neumorphism derives one dark and one light shadow from the background colour and switches between raised and pressed; frosted glass combines a translucent background, a backdrop-filter blur, a light border and rounded corners.
Updated 2026-09-102 min read
| Input | Output | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| X=0, Y=8, blur=24, 18% black | box-shadow: ... |
A single layer by default |
| A light grey background with pressed | Two inset shadows |
The light and dark colours are derived automatically |
colord.-webkit-backdrop-filter.Stack one or more layers, see how each parameter affects the sense of depth, then copy the CSS.
Quickly arrive at base code you can hand to a front-end developer, instead of writing rgba values and double shadows by hand.
backdrop-filter blurs what is behind the element; if what is behind is a single flat colour, the blur is visually weak to begin with.
No. The box-shadow editor always keeps one layer, and the delete button is disabled when only one is left.
Every parameter and the CSS are computed only in the current browser page; nothing is uploaded and nothing is persisted.
Updated 2026-09-10
Tune multi-layer box-shadow visually with neumorphism and glassmorphism modes; copy the CSS
You can stack several shadow layers; click a layer to edit it
box-shadow: 0px 8px 24px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.18);