Liquid Glass UI
Figma Plugin
Liquid Glass UI is a Figma/FigJam plugin that allows you to apply stunning, Apple-style glassmorphism effects to your interface components with ease—turning panels, cards, and overlays into sleek, translucent layers with depth and elegance.
Overview
Liquid Glass UI brings the elegance of translucent, frosted glass effects, akin to Apple’s design language, directly into your design workflow. With minimal effort, you can convert regular shapes into beautifully layered, semi-transparent elements that enhance visual hierarchy, depth, and cohesion in your UI designs.
Problem
Designers who try to replicate glass or “frosted glass” effects manually often struggle with multiple layered elements, background blur, color overlays, and consistent opacity controls. These steps are tedious, error-prone, and difficult to standardize across screens and states. As a result, designs may look inconsistent or break when updated.
Audience
Liquid Glass UI is tailored for:
UI/UX Designers who want to add sophistication and depth to their interfaces
Web & App Designers seeking polished translucency effects
Design Systems Teams that need consistent glass styles across screens
Figma/FigJam Users who embrace modern design aesthetics
Anyone inspired by Apple’s glass effects and wanting to incorporate similar elegance into their work
How It Works
Select a shape, rectangle, or UI element in your Figma or FigJam file.
Open the Liquid Glass UI plugin panel.
Choose your desired blur strength, transparency, tint color, and shadow depth.
Click “Apply Glass Effect”, the plugin transforms your selected elements into refined, Apple-style translucent glass layers instantly.
Impact
Saves time: no more manual layering and tweaking
Maintains consistency: standard glass styles across your project
Elevates design aesthetics: adds depth, elegance, and a premium feel
Encourages experimentation: try different glass intensities effortlessly
Bridges design and brand: helps deliver screens with modern, clean visual language
Below are some preview images of how the plugin works: