CSS Filter Generator

Chain CSS filters with a live preview and copy the finished filter rule.

Chain CSS filters

Filter chain: none
A filter applies to the element and everything drawn inside it.

How to use the CSS Filter Generator

  1. Adjust the blur, brightness, contrast and colour sliders.
  2. Watch the preview panel update as the filter chain changes.
  3. Copy the finished filter declaration into your own CSS.

Features

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online css filter generator.

It applies graphical effects such as blur, brightness, contrast and saturation to an element and everything drawn inside it.
Yes. List them in one declaration separated by spaces, and they are applied in the order you write them.
It shifts every colour in the element around the colour wheel by the given angle, which is handy for tinting images.
Blur samples many surrounding pixels, so large radius values on big elements can slow down scrolling on weaker devices.
Yes. A filter applies to the whole rendered subtree, so children are filtered along with the element itself.
Brightness scales the colour values of the element, while opacity blends it with whatever sits behind it.
Yes. Apply the filter to a text element or a wrapper and the glyphs receive the same treatment as images.
Yes. It is completely free, requires no account and runs entirely in your browser with no uploads.

Last updated: October 10, 2026