Neumorphic Button Designer
Neumorphism (Soft UI) uses subtle shadows and light to create a unique, tactile feel. Our generator simplifies the complex shadow math needed for this effect.
When to use this solution:
Use this for minimalist, clean interfaces where you want a soft, unified look for your UI components.
Common Use Cases
1Step-by-Step Guide
Select Neumorphism Preset
Choose the 'Neumorphism' preset to automatically set the base colors and dual shadows.
Match Background Color
For the best effect, set the background color to match the container where the button will sit.
Adjust Shadows
Fine-tune the shadow offsets and blur to make the button look more or less 'extruded'.
Grab the Code
Copy the CSS which includes the complex box-shadow values required for the soft UI look.
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Create Glass ButtonFrequently Asked Questions
Why does neumorphism need two shadows?
It uses one light shadow (top-left) and one dark shadow (bottom-right) to mimic how light hits an object in the real world.
What background color works best?
Light grays or pastels work best. Pure white or pure black make it harder to see the subtle shadow variations.