window-vibrancy

Make your windows vibrant.

Platform-specific

• Linux: Unsupported, Blur and any vibrancy effects are controlled by the compositor installed on the end-user system.

Example

use window_vibrancy::{apply_blur, apply_vibrancy, NSVisualEffectMaterial};

#[cfg(target_os = "macos")]
apply_vibrancy(&window, NSVisualEffectMaterial::HudWindow, None, None).expect("Unsupported platform! 'apply_vibrancy' is only supported on macOS");

#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
apply_blur(&window, Some((18, 18, 18, 125))).expect("Unsupported platform! 'apply_blur' is only supported on Windows");

Tauri

if you are using tauri, don't forget to:

• set html, body { background: transparent } see index.html#L12
• set "windows": [ { "transparent": true } ] see tauri.conf.json#L57
• on macos set "macOSPrivateApi": true see tauri.conf.json#L49

For a more complete example of usage with tauri, see examples/tauri.

Available functions

Function	Supported platforms	Notes
apply_blur&clear_blur	Windows 7/10/11 (22H1 only)	Bad performance when resizing/dragging the window on Windows 11 build 22621+.
apply_acrylic&clear_acrylic	Windows 10/11	Bad performance when resizing/dragging the window on Windows 10 v1903+ and Windows 11 build 22000.
apply_mica&clear_mica	Windows 11
apply_vibrancy&clear_vibrancy	macOS 10.10 and newer

Screenshots

apply_blur	apply_acrylic	apply_mica	apply_vibrancy