liquid-glass-design

To implement Liquid Glass in SwiftUI, apply the .glassEffect() modifier to your views and wrap multiple sibling glass elements in a GlassEffectContainer. You must use IDs and namespaces to enable smooth interactive morphing transitions between related UI states.

Yes, you can apply Liquid Glass in UIKit by using UIGlassEffect with UIVisualEffectView. This approach also supports container effects, ensuring consistent glass styling and reflection behavior across your UIKit views.

WidgetKit Liquid Glass rendering requires detecting the widget rendering mode to manage accented or tinted appearances. You must configure accent groups and container backgrounds so widgets remain visually coherent within the iOS 26 environment.

Liquid Glass elements fail to morph when they are not wrapped in a GlassEffectContainer. Grouping multiple sibling glass elements inside this container with proper IDs and namespaces is required to merge and animate them smoothly.

Migrating existing UI to Liquid Glass involves applying the appropriate glass modifiers for SwiftUI or UIGlassEffect for UIKit. You must ensure elements like cards, buttons, and toolbars are wrapped in containers for correct blur, reflection, and morphing behavior.

Liquid Glass interactive morphing is implemented per framework. SwiftUI uses glass modifiers with container wrapping, while UIKit relies on UIGlassEffect and UIVisualEffectView, meaning cross-framework morphing requires separate native implementations.