Every component, on both platforms.

The main action on a screen, like Continue.

• Android a real Material 3 Expressive component, drawn by Jetpack Compose

A round button with just an icon.

A round button whose icon changes smoothly.

An Add button that turns into minus and plus.

• Android a real Material 3 Expressive component, drawn by Jetpack Compose

One round button that fans out into several.

An on/off switch for a setting.

• iOS the real UIKit control, so iOS 26 draws Liquid Glass on it
• Android a real Material 3 Expressive component, drawn by Jetpack Compose

Minus and plus buttons to change a number.

• iOS the real UIKit control, so iOS 26 draws Liquid Glass on it
• Android a real Material 3 Expressive component, drawn by Jetpack Compose

Two to five options side by side, one selected.

• iOS the real UIKit control, so iOS 26 draws Liquid Glass on it
• Android a real Material 3 Expressive component, drawn by Jetpack Compose

Drag along a line to pick a value.

• iOS the real UIKit control, so iOS 26 draws Liquid Glass on it
• Android a real Material 3 Expressive component, drawn by Jetpack Compose

Pick a date, a time, or both.

• iOS the real UIKit control, so iOS 26 draws Liquid Glass on it
• Android a real native Android control, not an approximation

Small tags people tap to filter a list.

• Android a real Material 3 Expressive component, drawn by Jetpack Compose

A search box with a magnifier icon.

• Android a real Material 3 Expressive component, drawn by Jetpack Compose

Play, pause and skip, with a progress bar.

A rounded box that groups related things.

A full-width background to group content on.

A small live status that grows into a card.

A bar of actions that sits above the keyboard.

The bar at the bottom with your app's main sections.

• iOS the real UIKit control, so iOS 26 draws Liquid Glass on it
• Android a real Material 3 Expressive component, drawn by Jetpack Compose

A toolbar whose plus turns into a search field.

The bar at the top with the screen title and buttons.

• iOS an expo-blur utility, blur by design

A panel that slides up from the bottom of the screen.

A titled list of choices for one item, such as Share or Delete, over the screen.

• iOS the real UIKit control, so iOS 26 draws Liquid Glass on it

A short list of actions that opens next to a button.

• Android a real native Android control, not an approximation