# Liquid glass toast: spec and references

Source: https://meniscus.site/components/toast · Updated 2026-09-27

Transient feedback. Layer: overlay.

Also called: notification, snackbar.

| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | regular |
| Profile | squircle |
| Geometry | capsule or 16-radius card 48–64 tall, width 280–360; column with 8 px gaps |
| Bezel (px) | 18–20 |
| Displacement (px) | 35 |
| Blur (px) | 3–8 |

## Anatomy

- glass body
- flat title + secondary line
- flat close ×
- optional small action

## States

- enter (slide + scale from 0.96)
- rest
- swipe to dismiss

## Rules

- A stack is a lens on a lens: lay toasts out in a column, never overlapping.
- Everything inside the toast is flat.

## References

![Two stacked notification cards at the lower right, with a solid trigger button at the top left, over zoomed desert ridges.](https://meniscus.site/gallery/toast-light-studio.webp)

![Two stacked notification cards at the lower right, with a solid trigger button at the top left, over a zoomed night skyline and its waterline.](https://meniscus.site/gallery/toast-dark-studio.webp)

## Use it with your assistant

This spec is what the Meniscus MCP server's `get_component_spec` tool returns for `toast`. Materials, colours, light and composition rules that apply to every component are in the [liquid glass guide](https://meniscus.site/liquid-glass). Connect: `claude mcp add --transport http meniscus https://meniscus.site/mcp` — setup for every client: https://meniscus.site/docs