CSS Filter Generator
Tweak CSS filters live and copy the perfect image effect instantly
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Adjust any slider above to see the filter applied in real time.
Generated CSS
filter: none;
.my-element { filter: none; }
CSS Filter Reference
The CSS Filter Generator lets you craft the perfect image effect with real-time sliders for blur, brightness, contrast, grayscale, sepia, hue-rotate, saturate, invert, and opacity. Preview changes instantly on any photo — including your own uploads — then copy the ready-to-use CSS filter property or full rule with one click. No sign-up, no installs, just instant results.
What does the CSS filter property do?+
The CSS filter property applies graphical effects — blur, brightness, contrast, grayscale, sepia, hue-rotate, saturate, invert, and opacity — directly to an HTML element through the browser's rendering engine. Multiple functions can be chained in a single declaration and they render in order from left to right.
Can I stack multiple filters at once?+
Yes. The CSS filter property accepts a space-separated list of functions, for example filter: brightness(110%) contrast(130%) sepia(20%). This generator builds and previews the combined effect live as you move the sliders.
Does CSS filter affect child elements?+
Yes — filter is applied to the element and all of its descendants as a single composited layer. If you only want to filter a background image without affecting text, use backdrop-filter on a pseudo-element or an absolutely-positioned child instead.
Is CSS filter supported in all browsers?+
The filter property has full support in all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Internet Explorer is the only major exception — it had a legacy proprietary filter syntax that differs from the CSS specification.