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Compose Multiplatform 1.11.0 Is Now Available

Image 6: Elvira Mustafina
Image 6: Elvira Mustafina

Elvira Mustafina

May 15, 2026

A new release of Compose Multiplatform has landed, with improvements to the iOS and web experience and a refreshed approach to UI testing. Read on for the highlights, or for the complete list of changes, check out the What’s New.

Get Started with Compose Multiplatform

Native text input on iOS Copy heading link

If you’ve wanted text fields in your Compose iOS app to feel a little more native, this one’s for you. Compose Multiplatform 1.11.0 introduces an experimental native text input implementation built on top of UIView.

This makes caret movement more precise, offers native gestures and selection handles, and provides the familiar system context menu – including Autofill, Translate, and Search. The existing text input remains the stable, cross-platform choice, but if you want the most native feel on iOS, you can now opt in.

Image 7: Native text input on iOS
Image 7: Native text input on iOS

Another iOS improvement: Concurrent rendering, introduced as an opt-in feature in version 1.8.0, is now enabled by default. Rendering tasks are now offloaded to a dedicated render thread out of the box, so your apps get the performance benefits without any extra configuration.

Compose UI testing, v2 Copy heading link

Testing on non-Android targets gets an upgrade with support for the v2 `ComposeUiTest` APIs. The default dispatcher is now StandardTestDispatcher, so coroutines run in the order in which they’re queued. This makes tests more predictable and brings them closer to production behavior.

The v2 APIs also accept an effectContext parameter for passing a custom coroutine context into your compositions – useful for things like overriding the motion duration scale or supplying your own test dispatcher:

@OptIn(ExperimentalTestApi::class) @Test fun myTest() = runComposeUiTest( effectContext = motionDurationScale + StandardTestDispatcher() ) { setContent { MyComposable() } // assertions }

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@OptIn(ExperimentalTestApi::class)@Test fun myTest() = runComposeUiTest( effectContext = motionDurationScale + StandardTestDispatcher()) { setContent { MyComposable() } // assertions}

The previous APIs (runComposeUiTest, runSkikoComposeUiTest, and runDesktopComposeUiTest) are now deprecated in favor of their v2 counterparts.

Smoother scrolling on web targets Copy heading link

Scrolling performance on Compose web has been trailing that of native targets for a while. With 1.11.0, touch processing has been substantially reworked, and scrolling in Compose web apps now feels much closer to what you get on other platforms.

You can see it in action in the latest web version of the KotlinConf App. For all the gritty details, as well as demos and the list of fixes, head over to CMP-9727.

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That’s the overview of 1.11.0. Update your dependencies, try out the new APIs, and let us know what you think. For everything that didn’t make it into this post, check out the full release notes or What’s New.

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