CSS Neumorphism Generator

Create CSS neumorphism (soft UI) effects with dual shadows that make elements appear raised or pressed into the background — with live preview and copy-ready CSS.

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What Does This Tool Do?

        
Generate CSS neumorphism (soft UI) effects in flat, concave, convex and pressed styles. The dual-shadow technique creates the illusion of elements raised from or pushed into the background.

      

      

        
Key Features

        

    
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4 Types
Flat, concave, convex and pressed (inset).

    
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Full Control
Shadow distance, blur and border radius sliders.

    
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Live Preview
See the exact effect on matching background.

    
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Copy CSS
Complete box-shadow CSS ready to paste.

        

      

      

        
How to Use

        
  1. Pick your background color (neumorphism works best with mid-tone colors).
  2. Select the effect type — flat, concave, convex or pressed.
  3. Adjust shadow distance and blur.
  4. Copy the CSS.

      

      

        
Frequently Asked Questions

        

  
What is neumorphism?▾
A design style that uses dual box-shadows (one dark, one light) to make elements appear to be extruded from or pressed into the background. Also called Soft UI.

  
What colors work best for neumorphism?▾
Mid-tone flat colors (not too dark, not too white) work best — like light grey (#e0e5ec), warm beige or pale pastels. Pure white or black do not work well.

  
What is the difference between flat and pressed?▾
Flat uses outset shadows to make the element appear raised. Pressed uses inset shadows (box-shadow: inset ...) to make it appear pushed down.

        

      

    

  

  
Complete Guide to CSS Neumorphism Generator

  
When To Use This Tool

  
Use CSS Neumorphism Generator whenever you need fast, accurate output without installing software. This tool is designed for speed, clarity, and repeatable results for day-to-day work.

  
Best Practices for Accurate Results

  
    
    
  • Double-check the format of your input before running the tool.
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  • Test with a small sample first, then process larger data.
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  • Use Related Tools to verify, convert, or transform the output.
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AdeDX tools are browser-based, free to use, and built to work across desktop and mobile devices. Most processing happens directly in your browser for fast performance and improved privacy.