Compute precise complementary highlight and shadow coordinates for tactile neumorphic interfaces. Customize surface curves, light source directions, elevations, and corner radiuses.
Runs entirely in your browser
Neumorphism (“soft UI”) makes elements look extruded from or pressed into the background using two complementary shadows — a light highlight on one side and a dark shadow on the opposite side — so a surface appears convex, concave, flat or pressed. This generator computes those complementary shadow coordinates precisely and lets you customise the surface curve, light-source direction, elevation and corner radius.
The effect is unforgiving to hand-code because the two shadows must mirror each other exactly and match the background colour, or the illusion breaks. Letting the tool derive the highlight and shadow from your settings guarantees they stay consistent, and the live preview shows the result on a real card.
It runs in your browser and outputs the CSS to copy. A practical caution: neumorphism relies on very low contrast between the surface and its shadows, which can hurt accessibility, so use it thoughtfully and check important controls for sufficient contrast.
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