liquid-glass-design

You can implement Apple's Liquid Glass design in SwiftUI by applying the glassEffect modifier to individual views and wrapping related elements in a GlassEffectContainer to enable dynamic, morphing glass surfaces across your app.

Yes, you can apply Liquid Glass effects to UIKit views using UIGlassEffect and container patterns, and to WidgetKit widgets through accented rendering modes and container-backed glass surfaces for the home screen.

Yes, this Liquid Glass implementation supports container-based morphing transitions for grouped elements and interactive customization via glassEffect and interactive modifiers, allowing you to apply various color tints to the glass surfaces.

The best way to group SwiftUI views for Liquid Glass morphing is to wrap them in a GlassEffectContainer, which manages the cohesive glass surfaces and enables dynamic morphing transitions between the grouped elements automatically.

Yes, you need to target iOS 26 or later because the Liquid Glass UI components, including the glassEffect modifier and UIGlassEffect, rely on the latest system frameworks to render blur, reflection, and morphing across SwiftUI and UIKit.