CSS Filter Generator
Adjust blur, brightness, contrast, grayscale, hue-rotate, invert, opacity, saturate, sepia & drop-shadow with sliders and copy the generated CSS filter code while watching a live preview.
Presets
How to Use
Choose an Image
Use the sample image as-is, or load your own with "Choose Image". Images are processed only inside your browser.
Adjust with Sliders
Move the sliders for blur, brightness and other filters to see changes reflected in the preview in real time. You can also pick a preset.
Copy the CSS
Copy the generated filter property with the copy button and paste it directly into your stylesheet.
About the CSS Filter Generator
A visual tool for generating the CSS filter property. Adjust blur, brightness, contrast, grayscale, hue-rotate, invert, opacity, saturate, sepia, and drop-shadow with sliders, watch a live preview, and output ready-to-use CSS code. All processing happens inside your browser, so images and data are never sent to any server.
Features
- 10 Filter FunctionsSupports blur, brightness, contrast, grayscale, hue-rotate, invert, opacity, saturate, sepia, and drop-shadow, combined into a single filter value.
- Live PreviewChanges are reflected instantly as you move the sliders. Use the sample image or load your own to check the result.
- Privacy ProtectedImage loading and processing happen entirely in your browser. Uploaded images are never sent to any server.
- Ready-to-use CSSCopy the generated filter property with one click. Copying the filter value only is also supported.
Use Cases
- Apply photo-retouch style effects with CSS only
- Tune the mood of hero and background images
- Create blur or brightness hover effects
- Add drop shadows to logos and icons
- Test color-inverted styles for dark mode
FAQ
Is the CSS filter generator free to use?
Are uploaded images saved on a server?
Can I use the generated CSS as-is?
What is the difference between drop-shadow and box-shadow?
Which browsers support CSS filter?
Can I apply multiple filters at once?
Feedback
Missing a feature, or getting a result that looks wrong? Let us know — we improve our tools based on your feedback.