A component that blurs everything underneath the it. On iOS, it renders a native blur view and on Android, a semi-transparent view.

A Blur View component is placed adjacent to the Component whose content you want to blur. It also wraps children components such as Text. The content of a child component on a Blur View will be displayed above to the adjacent component.

In the example below, there is an Image Background component in the Components tree. Next to it, is the Blur View that wraps a Text component.

Adding a Blur View

• Add the component whose content you want to blur in the Components tree. (In the example below, we're using the Image Background component.)
• Select the Blur View component from the Components drawer. You can open the list of components by clicking the + button next to Components.
• Then, add one or more child components whose content you want to display over the blurred view.

• Additionally, in Styles tab (first tab) from Properties Panel, set the Position property of the Blur View to absolute and Top: 0, Bottom: 0, Right: 0, Left: 0.
• If you want to blur effect to take over the whole screen (such as used in the example below), make sure to add a property of Flex: 1 under Layout > Selected Item > Flex.
• Add the value for the child component of the Blur View.

To see the effect, go to one of the Preview modes (Web, iOS, or Android) to see the effect.

Configuration Properties

Modifying Tint

There are three types of values for Tint property available:

• default
• light
• dark

Modifying Intensity

To increase or decrease the blur effect, you can modify the value of the Intensity property.

In the example below, the intensity is set to 100.

In the example below, the intensity is set to 30.

📘

Setting a higher value of intensity, the content underneath the Blur View component will become less visible.