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description: Learn how to enable and customize the Liquid Glass Effect in the Syncfusion® .NET MAUI Image Editor (SfImageEditor) control.
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platform: MAUI
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control: SfImageEditor
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documentation: ug
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# Liquid glass effect
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# Liquid Glass Effect
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The Liquid Glass Effect introduces a modern, translucent design with adaptive color tinting and light refraction, creating a sleek, glass like user experience that remains clear and accessible. This section explains how to enable and customize the effect in the Syncfusion® .NET MAUI Image Editor (SfImageEditor) control.
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To apply the Liquid Glass Effect to Syncfusion® .NET MAUI `ImageEditor` control, wrap the control inside the `SfGlassEffectView` class.
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For more details, refer to the Liquid Glass Getting Started documentation.
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For more details, refer to the [Liquid Glass Getting Started documentation](https://help.syncfusion.com/maui/liquid-glass-ui/getting-started).
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### Step 2: Enable the liquid glass effect on Image Editor
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Set the `EnableLiquidGlassEffect` property to `true` in the `SfImageEditor` control to apply the Liquid Glass Effect. When enabled, the effect is also applied to its dependent controls and provides responsive interaction for a smooth and engaging user experience.
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### Step 3: Customize the background
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To achieve a glass like background in the Image Editor and its Toolbar, set the `Background` property to `Transparent`.
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To achieve a glass like background in the Image Editor and its Toolbar, set the `Background` property to `Transparent`. The background will then be treated as a tinted color, ensuring a consistent glass effect across the controls.
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The background will then be treated as a tinted color, ensuring a consistent glass effect across the control.
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The following code snippet demonstrates how to apply the Liquid Glass Effect to the SfImageEditor control:
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The following code snippet demonstrates how to apply the Liquid Glass Effect to the `SfImageEditor` control:
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