Hints of Apple’s next major iOS update are beginning to surface, with early visuals suggesting a dramatic design shift in iOS 19. Leaker Jon Prosser has released a series of concept images, claiming they’re faithful recreations of the actual interface changes Apple is working on, though not all elements in his preview are meant to be taken seriously.
While the software isn’t expected to be revealed until WWDC in June, Prosser’s showcase highlights a potential shift toward a more fluid, glass-inspired interface. Several UI components appear to mirror the aesthetic of visionOS, Apple’s software for Vision Pro, including semi-transparent buttons, floating menus, and heavily rounded edges across system apps and the keyboard.
Some of the most notable previews involve the Messages and Camera apps, where navigation buttons take on a pill-like shape and menus adopt a light, airy visual treatment. While there are no major functional changes hinted at just yet, the design evolution may unify the look and feel of iOS with Apple’s broader ecosystem.
Apple hasn’t commented on the rumored changes, but recent official apps like Sports and Invites already show signs of this new direction, fueling speculation that iOS 19 will bring one of the most visually ambitious updates to the iPhone in years.
