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CSS Filter Generator

CSS Filter Generator is part of Toolspire and is ready as soon as this page loads. Brightness 100 is 1, unchanged. Brightness 0 is black. The declaration is the filter property without a selector.

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What you can do here

Percent to a unitless number

CSS brightness() wants 1.1, not 110% , though both are legal. The page writes the unitless form.

A semicolon included

You can paste the declaration into a rule.

Two functions, named

Adding more filters would hide which number did what. These two are the ones with boxes.

The sequence

How to use the CSS Filter Generator

  1. 1

    Set blur in pixels

    0 is no blur. 2 is the sample.

  2. 2

    Set brightness against 100

    110 is a little brighter. 100 must produce brightness(1).

  3. 3

    Paste into a rule

    The result includes the property name.

Worth knowing

  • CSS Filter Generator on Toolspire: the declaration is filter: blur(2px) brightness(1.1); for blur 2 and brightness 110.
  • Brightness percent is divided by 100. 110% is 1.1. 100% is 1.
  • Blur must be 0 or more. A negative blur is rejected.
  • This is two functions only. Contrast, hue and saturate are not in the string.

Two filter functions, one declaration

CSS filter takes a list of functions. This page writes blur and brightness, because those are the two numbers it asked for. Blur is a length in pixels. Brightness is a multiplier: 100% is 1, and 110% is 1.1. A brightness of 0 paints the element black. Other filter functions are left out so the declaration matches the boxes.

FAQ

Questions about CSS Filter Generator

Where does CSS Filter Generator run?

CSS Filter Generator runs in this tab on Toolspire. What you type or drop in is not sent to us and is not stored on a server.

What filter is blur 2 and brightness 110?

filter: blur(2px) brightness(1.1);

What is brightness 100?

brightness(1), which leaves the element unchanged.

Can blur be negative?

No. The page rejects it.

Where is contrast?

Not in this declaration. Only blur and brightness are written.

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