Free Elementor Glassmorphism Extension: Frosted Glass Effect in One Toggle
Glassmorphism is the frosted glass look: a semi-transparent panel that blurs whatever sits behind it. The free Glassmorphism extension in Master Addons adds it to the Advanced tab of any Elementor widget, column, section or container. Switch it on, set the blur and a see-through background color, round the corners, and the element becomes a glass card. It suits hero overlays, pricing cards, testimonials and sticky headers.


Blur and glass tint controls
Blur Value runs from 0 to 100px and starts at 20px. Background Color sets the tint of the glass: pick an RGBA color and lower its opacity so the content behind still shows through. Border Radius rounds the corners in px, % or em, and Border Width adds a thin, semi-transparent white edge of up to 10px.
- Blur Value from 0 to 100px, 20px by default.
- RGBA background color for the tint. A HEX or RGB color is converted to 30% opacity for you.
- Border Radius per corner, plus a 0 to 10px glass edge.
Fix Overflow when the blur doesn't show
The blur comes from the CSS backdrop-filter property, and overflow: hidden is the most common reason it goes missing. The Fix Overflow switch sets the element’s overflow to visible, so you can fix it without opening a stylesheet.
- One switch in the Glassmorphism panel, no custom CSS.
- Use it when the effect is on but nothing looks blurred.
- Also check that the element sits over a photo, gradient or other busy background. Over plain white there is nothing to blur.

Glassmorphism CSS vs the Glassmorphism extension
Elementor’s CSS Filters blur the element itself, text included. A glass card needs backdrop-filter instead, which blurs only what sits behind the element, and Elementor has no control for it. Written by hand, the CSS looks like this:
.glass-card {
background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1);
backdrop-filter: blur(20px);
-webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(20px);
border: 1px solid rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.2);
border-radius: 16px;
}| Hand-written CSS | Glassmorphism extension | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you set it | A custom CSS field or your stylesheet | Controls in the Advanced tab |
| Safari prefix | Add -webkit-backdrop-filter yourself | Included |
| HEX or RGB colors | Stay solid unless you add opacity | Converted to 30% opacity |
| Blur blocked by overflow: hidden | Find and override it yourself | Fix Overflow switch |
| Works on | Whatever your selector targets | Widgets, columns, sections and containers |
backdrop-filter works in current Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox. Older browsers show the semi-transparent background without the blur. Glass looks best over movement or color, so try it on top of Particles or an Animated Gradient Background (Pro). For effects the panel doesn’t cover, add your own rules with Custom CSS.

Frequently Asked Questions For Glassmorphism
Why is my blur effect not showing?
Turn on Fix Overflow in the Glassmorphism panel. It sets the element’s overflow to visible so backdrop-filter can work. Also make sure there is an image or a colorful background behind the element.
Can I use solid colors with glass effect?
Yes. A HEX or RGB color is converted to RGBA at 30% opacity, so the glass stays see-through. For exact control, pick an RGBA color and set the opacity yourself.
Does it work with any theme?
Yes. The effect is set on Elementor elements, so it works with any theme that runs Elementor. Visitors need a browser that supports backdrop-filter, which covers current versions of Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox.
Is the Glassmorphism extension free?
Yes. Glassmorphism is one of the free extensions in Master Addons for Elementor. Turn it on in the Master Addons dashboard and it shows up on the Advanced tab of every element.
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