Layering shadows
Multiple low-opacity layers generally appear softer than one dense shadow. Tune vertical offset and blur together, then verify the effect on both light and dark surfaces.
The Locolory toolkit / Design & Web
Design layered soft shadows and frosted glass backdrop-filter cards with live visual controls.
Box shadows simulate elevation with offset, blur, spread and color. Glassmorphism combines a translucent surface, backdrop blur and a light border.
Design values and generated CSS remain entirely in this browser.
Surface preview
Depth, contrast and atmosphere.
box-shadow: 0.0px 9.0px 20.0px -6.0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.35), 0.0px 18.0px 40.0px -12.0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.31);
shadow-[0.0px_9.0px_20.0px_-6.0px_rgba(0,_0,_0,_0.35),_0.0px_18.0px_40.0px_-12.0px_rgba(0,_0,_0,_0.31)]
Multiple low-opacity layers generally appear softer than one dense shadow. Tune vertical offset and blur together, then verify the effect on both light and dark surfaces.
Backdrop blur depends on content behind the card. Retain a background-color fallback, keep body text contrast high, and avoid excessive blur on large scrolling surfaces.
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Yes. Separate shadow definitions with commas. Layering different offsets and blur radii can create a softer, more natural depth effect.
A translucent background, backdrop blur, subtle border and sufficient text contrast work together. Always test the surface over the real background.
Support is broad in current browsers, but fallbacks still matter. Supply a usable semi-opaque background and test performance on lower-powered devices.