---
title: "Glossy UI skin: API"
package: "@phaser-ae/ui-skin-glossy"
tier: Free
version: 3.0.0-2
released: 2026-10-18
updated: 2026-10-21
description: "The all-round glossy mobile button for every ui widget, an outlined pill with an inset highlight, glints and a lip, under fat white captions stroked in its own ink."
url: https://phaser.io/packs/ui-skin-glossy/api
site: Phaser - https://phaser.io
---

# Glossy UI skin: API

`@phaser-ae/ui-skin-glossy` — Glossy game UI: outlined pills with an inset highlight, glints and a lip, and fat white captions stroked in the button's own ink.

## The pack

### `uiSkinGlossy`

```ts
function uiSkinGlossy(options: UiSkinOptions = {}): Pack<{}>
```

Pack `ui-skin-glossy`: the glossy game UI skin — a glossy pill with a dark outline, an inset highlight and glints, and a white stroked caption. Registers the theme 'glossy' (made with these options:
its main colour, surface colour, corners, lip, role colours and extra colours) for `game.ui.theme = 'glossy'`,
and the material, so `game.skins.make({ material: 'glossy', … })` makes more. Requires `ui-skins`.

## Constants

### `UI_SKIN_GLOSSY`

```ts
const UI_SKIN_GLOSSY: UiSkinMaterialDef
```

The glossy material: a glossy pill with a dark outline, an inset highlight and glints, and a white stroked caption. For `buildUiSkin`, `validateUiSkin` and tools; a game composes the pack instead.

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