Frosted glass doesn't blur evenly. It scatters light, so shapes and colors stay roughly in place while every detail is broken up. That's why it hides a face better than a soft blur of the same strength.
The frosting slider sets how far the pixels are scattered. Add blur behind the glass for a thicker pane, and a white tint for the milky look of real frosted panels.
How to use the Frosted Glass Effect tool
- Choose a photo.
- Set the frosting, the blur and the tint.
- Download the picture.
Popular uses
- Backgrounds for text, slides and app screens
- Hiding a whole picture while keeping its colors
- Privacy-glass and shower-door mockups
Tips for the best result
- Use it as a background and put sharp text on top for the frosted-panel style used in phone interfaces.
- To hide only a face or a number plate, use Blur Image or Face Blur.
Quick facts
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Works with | JPG, PNG, WebP |
| Where it runs | In your browser, on your device |
| Account | Not needed |