swiftui-liquid-glass

To implement Liquid Glass visuals in SwiftUI, wrap your views in a GlassEffectContainer and apply the glassEffect modifier to enable native, performant glass aesthetics across your UI surfaces.

Handle iOS 26 availability checks using #available(iOS 26, *) to conditionally apply glassEffect modifiers, ensuring you provide non-glass fallbacks for earlier versions to maintain compatibility.

Yes, SwiftUI Liquid Glass works with grouped views by using GlassEffectContainer, which ensures consistent glass aesthetics and allows for advanced morphing transitions when the view hierarchy changes.

Your SwiftUI Liquid Glass effect may lack performance if you are not using GlassEffectContainer for multiple glass views, which is required to maintain native performance and proper rendering.

Yes, you can apply interactive Liquid Glass to tappable elements in SwiftUI by using the glassEffect modifier with consistent shapes, ensuring the glass surface responds correctly to user interactions.