The backdrop brightness class is used to apply to set the brightness of the image. This class uses the linear multiplier to the image to increase or decrease brightness. Tailwind CSS newly added feature brightness in 2.1 version.
Backdrop Brightness Classes:
- backdrop-brightness-0: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness(0).
- backdrop-brightness-50: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness(0.5).
- backdrop-brightness-75: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness(0.75).
- backdrop-brightness-90: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness(0.9).
- backdrop-brightness-95: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness(0.95).
- backdrop-brightness-100: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness(1.0).
- backdrop-brightness-105: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness(1.05).
- backdrop-brightness-110: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness1.10).
- backdrop-brightness-125: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness(1.25).
- backdrop-brightness-150: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness(1.50).
- backdrop-brightness-200: This class is used to set the brightness on an element, equivalent to CSS brightness(2.0).
Syntax:
<element class="backdrop-filter
backdrop-brightness-{amount}">
..
</element>
Example:
Output:
👁 Image
