#css filter

There was a time when the only way to create a web layout and design was to add the inline HTML codes. But it was extremely cumbersome and prone to errors. Things changed and CSS was introduced to make the job easier for the designers. With CSS, the designers could create some stunning layout and designs with much relative ease. Instead of writing same codes for similar looking different web pages, the designers could save a common CSS file which could be used multiple times. Today, there is hardly any web page that does not make use of CSS.

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CSS makes things easier and more effective for the web designers. However, the demand for good web designers is ever increasing. With so many projects to handle and with strict deadlines to meet, the designers are still looking to make their jobs even easier. This is why, instead of writing all the codes, they are looking for CSS libraries now. If you want to add some visually stunning effects to your web pages using CSS library you don’t need to look any further. We have put together this list of incredible CSS filters that allow you to easily add the visual effects to your web design.

CSS3 Image Filters on Hover

Showcase what can be done with image filters and pseudo class selectors.

FilterBlend

FilterBlend is a playground for the new CSS background-blend-mode and filter properties. Load your images and combine blending with filters to achieve some really unique effects!

cssfilters

Visual playground for generating CSS for custom and Instagram like photo filters. Experiment with your own uploaded photo or select one from the Unsplash collection.

Filters

Really easy to use image filters, patterns and color blending. Intended to help make full image backgrounds on websites better.

Philter

Philter is a jQuery plugin giving you the power to control CSS filters with HTML attributes.

CSSgram

Simply put, CSSgram is a library for editing your images with Instagram-like filters directly in CSS. What we’re doing here is adding filters to the images as well as applying color and/or gradient overlays via various blending techniques to mimic these effects. This means less manual image processing and more fun filter effects on the web!

CSSCO

Photographic filters made with CSS, inspired by VSCO and CSSgram.

Colofilter

By Jennifer Kyrnin

There Are Many CSS Size Properties

CSS offers many properties to define the size of fonts and elements on your web pages.

font-size This is a very popular CSS style property. Use it to define the size of your fonts. You can also define the font size using the font shorthand property.

line-height Line height is the size of the space between lines in your text. This is also in…

8 Awesome CSS Filter Libraries & Tools

There was a time when the only way to create a web layout and design was to add the inline HTML codes. But it was extremely cumbersome and prone to errors. Things changed and CSS was introduced to make the job easier for the designers. With CSS, the designers could create some stunning layout and designs with much relative ease. Instead of writing same codes for similar looking different web…

Photographic filters made with CSS, inspired by VSCO and CSSgram. Made by Lauren Waller.

It is not a secret that you can use CSS filters to change the look of an image. But if you are a fan of Instagram or others try this precomposed filters by Lauren Waller. He lift the whole to a new level:

color img in CSS and Animate it in CSS with filters

Today I learned something very very very useful for web design: How to use CSS filters on images and especially how to animate them ! You should go to my tutorial about CSS filters and CSS animations in my laboratory to check it out.

Why is it better than JavaScript, JQuery, an animated .giff and anything else? Because it takes much fewer resources and thus load faster. Moreover JavaScript is…