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Gradients and Background Blur in the Page Builder

Create modern, eye-catching pages with multi-color gradients and background blur in the SourCherry Page Builder. This article shows how to design linear, radial, and angular gradients, fine-tune color stops, and add blur to achieve depth or glassmorphism.


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What are Gradients and Background Blurs?


Gradients let you blend two or more colors smoothly to create visual depth, while background blur softens the content beneath an element to boost contrast and readability. Together, these tools reduce the need for external design apps and help you build polished layouts directly in SourCherry.


Key Benefits of Gradients & Background Blur



Where You Can Apply These Backgrounds


Backgrounds live at the container level. Use them at the section, row, or column level to control how effects cascade and how content sits above them.



How to Add a Background Gradient


Follow these steps to add a gradient to your background. You can even add multi-color gradients!



Step 1: Navigate to Page Builder





Step 2: Go to Color Settings





Step 3: Enable and Select Gradient





Step 4: Set Up Gradient




How to Add a Background Blur


Follow these steps to soften your background using a blue. This works great with semi-transparent colors!



Step 1: Navigate to the Page Builder





Step 2: Enable Background Blur





Step 3: Choose Blur


Using the Blur Intensity Slider to set the desired level of blur.



Frequently Asked Questions


Q: How many colors can I use in a gradient?
Up to 10 color stops.


Q: Will existing background images and videos change?
No. Previous settings remain as they are; gradients and blur are additional options.


Q: Does blur affect content inside the element?
Blur softens what’s behind the element. Content inside the element (like text) remains crisp.


Q: I’m seeing banding/stripes in my gradient. How can I fix it?
Try one or more of these: add an extra intermediate stop near the harsh transition, choose colors closer in lightness and slightly adjust the Angle slider.


Q: How do I remove a color stop or revert to a solid color?
Click the X next to a stop to delete it. To go back to a solid color, toggle Gradient off and pick a single color on the Color tab.