As of iOS 13b3, there is now a selectedSegmentTintColor
on UISegmentedControl
.
To change the overall color of the segmented control use its backgroundColor
.
To change the color of the selected segment use selectedSegmentTintColor
.
To change the color/font of the unselected segment titles, use setTitleTextAttributes
with a state of .normal
/UIControlStateNormal
.
To change the color/font of the selected segment titles, use setTitleTextAttributes
with a state of .selected
/UIControlStateSelected
.
If you create a segmented control with images, if the images are created as template images, then the segmented control’s tintColor
will be used to color the images. But this has a problem. If you set the tintColor
to the same color as selectedSegmentTintColor
then the image won’t be visible in the selected segment. If you set the tintColor
to the same color as backgroundColor
, then the images on the unselected segments won’t be visible. This means your segmented control with images must use 3 different colors for everything to be visible. Or you can use non-template images and not set the tintColor
.
Under iOS 12 or earlier, simply set the segmented control’s tintColor
or rely on the app’s overall tint color.