CSS Image Filters - Adding Visual Effects To Images (2020)

Learn to add visual effects to your images using CSS3 image filters.

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Teacher: Rahul Giri

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Description

CSS Filters are a powerful tool that authors can use to achieve varying visual effects (sort of like Photoshop filters for the browser).

The CSS filter property provides access to effects like blur, grayscale, contrast or color shifting on an element’s rendering before the element is displayed.

Filters are commonly used to adjust the rendering of an image, a background, or a border.

Project files are included.

So let me show you how you can add visual effects to your images on the web using this fascinating CSS feature

Let's get started!

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Objectives

How to add visual effects to images using css image filters.

Instructional level

Multilevel

Requirements

Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS.

Who should take this online course

Frontend end developer and designers who want's to enhance their website graphics using CSS.

Chapter 1: Getting Started
- 1 Project File Setup 06:59 min
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Chapter 2: Image Filters
- 1 Grayscale Filter 03:27 min
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- 2 Sepia Filter 03:36 min
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- 3 Saturate Filter 04:46 min
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- 4 Brightness Filter 04:56 min
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- 5 Contrast Filter 04:17 min
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- 6 Invert Filter 03:23 min
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- 7 Blur Filter 03:45 min
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- 8 Hue-Rotate Filter 04:22 min
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- 9 Opacity Filter 04:09 min
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- 10 Drop Shadow Filter 04:50 min
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Chapter 3: Advance Techniques
- 1 Chaining Multiple Filters 04:05 min
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- 2 Animating Filters 05:52 min
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Chapter 4: Final Thought
- 1 Final Thought 00:18 min

The Teachlr

Rahul Giri

Entrepreneur, Web developer & Graphics Designer

After graduating and holding a degree in "information technology", my professional career began, starting out web development and graphics design career in 2013, I never stopped learning new programming skills and graphics designing. I did not learn web development and graphic design skills in college. it's self-taught skills. As a self-taught developer and graphics designer, I had the chance to broaden my horizons by teaching those skills to the folks who need help.