.NET MAUI CircularSlider Overview

Updated on Aug 20, 2026

The Telerik UI for .NET MAUI CircularSlider represents a slider component that displays a value in a predefined min-max range along a circular arc. End users can change the selected value by dragging the thumb along the circular path.

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The CircularSlider supports ticks, labels, and tooltips. The users can quickly identify the min-max range and the currently selected value, and modify them, if needed.

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Key Features of the .NET MAUI CircularSlider

  • Arc configuration—Control the shape of the circular arc through the StartAngle, SweepAngle, SweepDirection, and RadiusFactor properties. Configure a partial arc or a full circle.
  • Value thumb—The CircularSlider's value thumb is drawn corresponding to its Value property. Users can modify the Value by dragging the thumb along the arc.
  • Range track—The CircularSlider provides a customizable range track for better representation of the selected value. You can modify the range track's initial position with the OriginValue property.
  • Backtrack—The thumb runs along the backtrack of the CircularSlider. The backtrack represents all the values your end users can choose from.
  • Ticks—Ticks let users easily identify the min-max range.
  • Labels—Labels displayed along the arc provide additional clarity about the underlying min-max range.
  • Tooltip—The CircularSlider can show a customizable tooltip to help users choose the desired value with better precision.
  • Templates—The exposed templates let you further customize the look of the CircularSlider's labels, ticks, and tooltip.
  • Flexible Styling API—The CircularSlider provides full control over the appearance of the thumb, track, ticks, and labels.

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