The way you use WhatsApp is set to change! iPhone users might soon get a new chat interface similar to iMessage..

WhatsApp for iOS might soon receive a design tweak. The Meta-owned instant messaging app appears to be introducing a refreshed message bubble design for iOS. This update makes the message bubbles significantly more rounded than before, and shared media will be displayed without the traditional bubble borders. This redesign aligns with the "Liquid Glass" interface aesthetic. There is currently no official information on when the new message bubble design will roll out to the public; however, with beta testing already underway, an official launch does not seem far off.

WhatsApp Redesigns Message Bubbles on iOS
According to a report by Wabetainfo.com, WhatsApp is testing a redesigned message bubble for iOS. The new interface is currently available to select beta testers running the latest TestFlight build. The report claims that some users on the stable App Store version might also see these changes. The redesigned chat bubbles were spotted in the WhatsApp beta for iOS, version 26.29.10.70.

The report includes a screenshot highlighting the difference between the old and new message bubble designs. Current message bubbles feature slightly rounded corners, whereas the new design offers a softer shape and a more rounded appearance. This latest style resembles the chat bubbles found in Apple's iMessage. These new changes also complement Apple's "Liquid Glass" design language.

Reportedly, this redesign will also alter how media appears within chats. The report states that photos, videos, and GIFs will no longer be displayed inside message bubbles with traditional borders; instead, they will be shown without borders. It is expected that this design change will reach more iOS users in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, it is reported that WhatsApp is preparing to launch several features in the coming days. Recently, the app was spotted working on a new security feature that will allow users to replace their existing two-step verification PIN with a password. It has also reportedly added full username support to both the stable and beta versions of its Android and iOS apps.

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