Subject
Glassmorphism — a digital visual style featuring frosted semi-transparent panels floating over vivid gradients with soft background blur and fine light edges.
Layering is key: Stack semi-transparent frosted panels over high-contrast, colorful backdrops to reveal the blur effect (the soft visual fog behind glass). Without rich colors beneath, the surface looks like flat grey plastic.
Define the edges: Add a subtle bright border around your panels. This simulates light refraction (the way light bends along cut glass edges) and keeps floating layers distinct.
Full prompt
floating user interface cards in glassmorphism style, featuring frosted semi-transparent glass layers, subtle light-refracting edges, and soft background blur over a vivid gradient --ar 4:3 --style raw --s 100
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