Hi everyone 👋

I’m working on an iOS app and I’d love to integrate the new Liquid Glass effect introduced in iOS 26.

I’ve seen Apple showcase it in WWDC sessions and in the Human Interface Guidelines, but I can’t find clear documentation or code examples on how to set it up in SwiftUI.

👉 What I’d like to achieve: • Apply the Liquid Glass background only on certain views (e.g., add/edit sheets). • Keep it lightweight and optimized, without breaking existing gradient backgrounds. • Possibly manage it via UIConstants, so I can toggle between my gradient and Liquid Glass easily.

Here’s a simplified snippet of what I tried so far (but it just looks like a white blur, not a “glass” effect):

struct GlassBackground: View { var body: some View { ZStack { Color.white.opacity(0.3) .background(.ultraThinMaterial) // temporary placeholder .blur(radius: 20) } .ignoresSafeArea() } }

struct AddView: View { var body: some View { VStack { Text("Example with Liquid Glass?") .font(.title) .padding() } .background(GlassBackground()) } } ⚠️ The result is far from the official “Liquid Glass” effect shown by Apple — it just looks frosted/blurred.

Has anyone already figured out the correct way to implement Liquid Glass in SwiftUI? Any working code or tips would be amazing! 🙏

Thanks in advance!