swiftui-liquid-glass

Implement Liquid Glass effects in SwiftUI by applying .glassEffect modifiers to eligible surfaces and wrapping related components in a GlassEffectContainer to ensure cohesive, performant rendering across modern views.

Handle iOS 26 availability for SwiftUI glass effects by gating the API calls with #available(iOS 26, *) and providing fallback UI paths to ensure consistent behavior on older operating system versions.

Create morphing transitions with Liquid Glass in SwiftUI by refactoring interactive components to use GlassEffectContainer, allowing glassy surfaces to seamlessly morph and adapt during user interactions.

Your SwiftUI Liquid Glass UI may perform poorly if glassy surfaces are not grouped within a GlassEffectContainer, which is required to optimize rendering and ensure consistent glass effects across views.

Yes, you can use GlassEffectContainer to refactor existing SwiftUI views by replacing eligible surfaces with .glassEffect modifiers and applying proper iOS 26 availability checks to maintain native glass UI consistency.