

Play Liquid Glass Beta
Play Liquid Glass Beta
A delightful and elegant new way to design software arrives at Play.
A delightful and elegant new way to design software arrives at Play.
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Real
Bring your ideas to life in Play and export directly to Xcode.

Real
Bring your ideas to life in Play and export directly to Xcode.

Native
Connect with popular APIs like OpenAI, Spotify, Weather, and more.

Native
Connect with popular APIs like OpenAI, Spotify, Weather, and more.

Easy
All interactions in your designs are fully functional once in Xcode.

Easy
All interactions in your designs are fully functional once in Xcode.

Swift
Keep your app up-to-date with your latest designs by re-exporting.

Swift
Keep your app up-to-date with your latest designs by re-exporting.
Design with Native iOS 26 Elements
More sophisticated than Figma.
More approachable than Origami.
More realistic than both.

Variables

Variables

Conditions

Conditions

Expressions & Logic

Expressions

Loops

Loops

Event Listeners

Event Listeners

Prefabs

Prefabs

Animate Blocks

Animate Blocks

Haptics

Haptics

Speech

Speech

Pan & Drag

Pan & Drag

Scroll Triggers

Scroll Triggers

Video & Audio

Video & Audio

Responsive Prototypes

Responsive

Spring Animations

Spring Animations

Rive

Rive
Changelog
Before you begin using Play Liquid Glass beta, make sure you meet the requirements below.


macOS 26 Tahoe


iOS 26 Beta


Play Beta
v0.3 · June 10

Liquid Glass Containers, UI Alert & Menus
Nav Bar
New button layout and tint color support; separators adapt to Liquid Glass style
Progressive blur style by default when Blur is set to "Default" on Nav Bar Settings
When another a page is presented (using Native Go to Page), it can be dismissed by swiping right anywhere on the screen, not just on the left edge.
Tab Bar
New UI and selection interaction supported. Precise height of the tab bar is a WIP.
Some of the new features, such as UITabBarMinimizeBehavior and UITabBarAccessory, will require the addition of UITabBarController, which will be in a future update.
Liquid Glass Material
Adds support for the new Glass Effect:
Tint Color
Interactivity (whether it reacts to user input or not)
User Interface Style (light, dark, auto)
Vibrancy (if a child node is using a supported color)
Glass Effect Container
We have created a new "container style" element in Play, which works similar to a Z Stack.
It expects two or more Glass Effect Material elements as children. It works by setting a minimal spacing between the materials that requires them to start merging.
Native Button
Adds supports for Glass and Prominent Glass as button styles.
These use Glass Material to conform with Liquid Glass
Other native elements (Segmented Controller, UIMenu, UIAlert etc)
If already in use by projects made prior to iOS 26, should just work. There might be small bugs here and there that COULD be caused by Apple's Beta, so we need to be vigilant and fix them as we go, as well as test on newer versions of iOS.
Design Guidelines ↗
Developer Documentation ↗
Play Documentation ↗
v0.3 · June 10

Liquid Glass Containers, UI Alert & Menus
Nav Bar
New button layout and tint color support; separators adapt to Liquid Glass style
Progressive blur style by default when Blur is set to "Default" on Nav Bar Settings
When another a page is presented (using Native Go to Page), it can be dismissed by swiping right anywhere on the screen, not just on the left edge.
Tab Bar
New UI and selection interaction supported. Precise height of the tab bar is a WIP.
Some of the new features, such as UITabBarMinimizeBehavior and UITabBarAccessory, will require the addition of UITabBarController, which will be in a future update.
Liquid Glass Material
Adds support for the new Glass Effect:
Tint Color
Interactivity (whether it reacts to user input or not)
User Interface Style (light, dark, auto)
Vibrancy (if a child node is using a supported color)
Glass Effect Container
We have created a new "container style" element in Play, which works similar to a Z Stack.
It expects two or more Glass Effect Material elements as children. It works by setting a minimal spacing between the materials that requires them to start merging.
Native Button
Adds supports for Glass and Prominent Glass as button styles.
These use Glass Material to conform with Liquid Glass
Other native elements (Segmented Controller, UIMenu, UIAlert etc)
If already in use by projects made prior to iOS 26, should just work. There might be small bugs here and there that COULD be caused by Apple's Beta, so we need to be vigilant and fix them as we go, as well as test on newer versions of iOS.
Design Guidelines ↗
Developer Documentation ↗
Play Documentation ↗
v0.3 · June 10

Liquid Glass Nav Bar & Swift Buttons
Nav Bar
New button layout and tint color support; separators adapt to Liquid Glass style
Progressive blur style by default when Blur is set to "Default" on Nav Bar Settings
When another a page is presented (using Native Go to Page), it can be dismissed by swiping right anywhere on the screen, not just on the left edge.
Tab Bar
New UI and selection interaction supported. Precise height of the tab bar is a WIP.
Some of the new features, such as UITabBarMinimizeBehavior and UITabBarAccessory, will require the addition of UITabBarController, which will be in a future update.
Liquid Glass Material
Adds support for the new Glass Effect:
Tint Color
Interactivity (whether it reacts to user input or not)
User Interface Style (light, dark, auto)
Vibrancy (if a child node is using a supported color)
Glass Effect Container
We have created a new "container style" element in Play, which works similar to a Z Stack.
It expects two or more Glass Effect Material elements as children. It works by setting a minimal spacing between the materials that requires them to start merging.
Native Button
Adds supports for Glass and Prominent Glass as button styles.
These use Glass Material to conform with Liquid Glass
Other native elements (Segmented Controller, UIMenu, UIAlert etc)
If already in use by projects made prior to iOS 26, should just work. There might be small bugs here and there that COULD be caused by Apple's Beta, so we need to be vigilant and fix them as we go, as well as test on newer versions of iOS.
Design Guidelines ↗
Developer Documentation ↗
Play Documentation ↗
v0.3 · June 10

Liquid Glass Nav Bar & Swift Buttons
Nav Bar
New button layout and tint color support; separators adapt to Liquid Glass style
Progressive blur style by default when Blur is set to "Default" on Nav Bar Settings
When another a page is presented (using Native Go to Page), it can be dismissed by swiping right anywhere on the screen, not just on the left edge.
Tab Bar
New UI and selection interaction supported. Precise height of the tab bar is a WIP.
Some of the new features, such as UITabBarMinimizeBehavior and UITabBarAccessory, will require the addition of UITabBarController, which will be in a future update.
Liquid Glass Material
Adds support for the new Glass Effect:
Tint Color
Interactivity (whether it reacts to user input or not)
User Interface Style (light, dark, auto)
Vibrancy (if a child node is using a supported color)
Glass Effect Container
We have created a new "container style" element in Play, which works similar to a Z Stack.
It expects two or more Glass Effect Material elements as children. It works by setting a minimal spacing between the materials that requires them to start merging.
Native Button
Adds supports for Glass and Prominent Glass as button styles.
These use Glass Material to conform with Liquid Glass
Other native elements (Segmented Controller, UIMenu, UIAlert etc)
If already in use by projects made prior to iOS 26, should just work. There might be small bugs here and there that COULD be caused by Apple's Beta, so we need to be vigilant and fix them as we go, as well as test on newer versions of iOS.
Design Guidelines ↗
Developer Documentation ↗
Play Documentation ↗
v0.3 · June 10

Play Liquid Glass Edition is here!
Nav Bar
New button layout and tint color support; separators adapt to Liquid Glass style
Progressive blur style by default when Blur is set to "Default" on Nav Bar Settings
When another a page is presented (using Native Go to Page), it can be dismissed by swiping right anywhere on the screen, not just on the left edge.
Tab Bar
New UI and selection interaction supported. Precise height of the tab bar is a WIP.
Some of the new features, such as UITabBarMinimizeBehavior and UITabBarAccessory, will require the addition of UITabBarController, which will be in a future update.
Liquid Glass Material
Adds support for the new Glass Effect:
Tint Color
Interactivity (whether it reacts to user input or not)
User Interface Style (light, dark, auto)
Vibrancy (if a child node is using a supported color)
Glass Effect Container
We have created a new "container style" element in Play, which works similar to a Z Stack.
It expects two or more Glass Effect Material elements as children. It works by setting a minimal spacing between the materials that requires them to start merging.
Native Button
Adds supports for Glass and Prominent Glass as button styles.
These use Glass Material to conform with Liquid Glass
Other native elements (Segmented Controller, UIMenu, UIAlert etc)
If already in use by projects made prior to iOS 26, should just work. There might be small bugs here and there that COULD be caused by Apple's Beta, so we need to be vigilant and fix them as we go, as well as test on newer versions of iOS.
Design Guidelines ↗
Developer Documentation ↗
Play Documentation ↗
v0.3 · June 10

Play Liquid Glass Edition is here!
Nav Bar
New button layout and tint color support; separators adapt to Liquid Glass style
Progressive blur style by default when Blur is set to "Default" on Nav Bar Settings
When another a page is presented (using Native Go to Page), it can be dismissed by swiping right anywhere on the screen, not just on the left edge.
Tab Bar
New UI and selection interaction supported. Precise height of the tab bar is a WIP.
Some of the new features, such as UITabBarMinimizeBehavior and UITabBarAccessory, will require the addition of UITabBarController, which will be in a future update.
Liquid Glass Material
Adds support for the new Glass Effect:
Tint Color
Interactivity (whether it reacts to user input or not)
User Interface Style (light, dark, auto)
Vibrancy (if a child node is using a supported color)
Glass Effect Container
We have created a new "container style" element in Play, which works similar to a Z Stack.
It expects two or more Glass Effect Material elements as children. It works by setting a minimal spacing between the materials that requires them to start merging.
Native Button
Adds supports for Glass and Prominent Glass as button styles.
These use Glass Material to conform with Liquid Glass
Other native elements (Segmented Controller, UIMenu, UIAlert etc)
If already in use by projects made prior to iOS 26, should just work. There might be small bugs here and there that COULD be caused by Apple's Beta, so we need to be vigilant and fix them as we go, as well as test on newer versions of iOS.
Design Guidelines ↗
Developer Documentation ↗
Play Documentation ↗
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Which payment methods do you accept?

Is my data secure and private?

How can I change or cancel my subscription?

How does adding or removing Editors affect my bill?

Where can I see my invoices?

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I have questions on my invoice or billing.

Do you have more questions? Contact our support team at support@createwithplay.com
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Contact our support team at support@createwithplay.com

Start designing with Liquid Glass in Play today.
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