Does Webflow support the backdrop blur filter and are there any workarounds if it's not working on the live site?
TL;DR
- Apply
backdrop-filter: blur(...)via custom CSS or Webflow's Filters panel, ensuring elements have transparent backgrounds and overlay visible content. - Confirm proper structure, publish the site, and test in supported browsers; use overlays or duplicated blurred backgrounds as fallback if needed.
Webflow does support the backdrop-blur filter, but it depends on browser support and proper structure within your Webflow design. If it's not working on the live site, there are common causes and effective workarounds to resolve the issue.
1. Use of backdrop-blur in Webflow
- Webflow supports CSS filters including Backdrop Blur via custom CSS.
- You can apply it by adding a custom class with
backdrop-filter: blur(...)in the Custom Code → Inside