expo-glass-effect

To create iOS liquid glass UI effects in React Native, install the expo-glass-effect package and use GlassView to render configurable translucent glass surfaces, applying tintColor and glassEffectStyle props for native rendering.

The iOS glass UI effect requires iOS 26+ environments to function. It includes isLiquidGlassAvailable and isGlassEffectAPIAvailable runtime checks to gracefully degrade UI components on unsupported older iOS versions.

The best way to implement translucent glass cards in an Expo app is using the GlassContainer component to compose multiple GlassView elements, merging native UIVisualEffectView rendering for interactive glass surfaces.

Yes, you can make interactive glass surfaces in React Native by setting the isInteractive prop on the GlassView component, enabling dynamic user interaction with the native iOS liquid glass visual effect.

React Native glass components may not render correctly if running outside iOS 26+ environments. Ensure you use isGlassEffectAPIAvailable checks for graceful degradation and verify expo-glass-effect is properly installed.