.NET MAUI SegmentedControl

.NET MAUI SegmentedControl displays a row of horizontally aligned, mutually exclusive option buttons that support data binding, custom item templates, flexible sizing, selection modes, per-segment enable/disable, keyboard navigation, and full styling — all configurable in pure XAML. The result — developers get a production-ready option-picker for any scenario, from a simple tab switcher to a fully themed and accessible segmented UI.

See the .NET MAUI SegmentedControl Documentation

The .NET MAUI SegmentedControl populates its segments from any `IEnumerable` collection through `ItemsSource`, with `DisplayMemberPath` for quick property-to-label binding and `ItemTemplate` / `DataTemplateSelector` for fully custom segment content. The result — developers can drive the control directly from view-model collections without any manual segment construction or code-behind.

See the .NET MAUI SegmentedControl Size Mode Documentation

Each segment in the .NET MAUI SegmentedControl independently controls its width through the `SizeMode` property — `Star` for equal share of remaining space, `Auto` for content-driven sizing, and `Fixed` for an explicit `WidthRequest` — applied uniformly or per-segment through `ItemViewStyle`. The result — developers can mix and match sizing strategies to build everything from evenly spaced tab bars to compact fixed-width segment groups without custom layout wrappers.

See the .NET MAUI SegmentedControl Size Mode Documentation

The .NET MAUI SegmentedControl exposes `SelectedIndex` and `SelectedItem` for two-way data binding, a `SelectionChanged` event with added/removed item details, and three `SelectionMode` options — `Single`, `SingleDeselect`, and `None` — for precise control over how user interaction affects the current selection. The result — developers can wire the control into any MVVM architecture and handle selection state changes with a single binding, no code-behind required.

See the .NET MAUI SegmentedControl Selection Documentation

The .NET MAUI SegmentedControl fires `ItemTapped` and executes `ItemTappedCommand` on every segment tap, regardless of whether the tapped segment is already selected or whether `SelectionMode` is set to `None`. The result — developers can handle repeat taps on the active segment or respond to any interaction independently of selection state, without custom gesture recognizers.

See the .NET MAUI SegmentedControl Item Tapped Documentation

The .NET MAUI SegmentedControl allows individual segments to be enabled or disabled at any time via `SetSegmentEnabled(index, bool)`, with `IsSegmentEnabled(index)` for state inspection — disabled segments ignore user interaction and are excluded from selection. The result — developers can reflect dynamic application state such as feature gating or permission-based UI directly in the control without rebuilding the item source.

See the .NET MAUI SegmentedControl Disabled Segments Documentation

The .NET MAUI SegmentedControl supports keyboard navigation on WinUI and MacCatalyst — `Tab` / `Shift+Tab` to enter and exit the control, `Left` / `Right Arrow` to move between segments, and `Enter` to select the focused segment. The result — desktop users can navigate and operate the SegmentedControl entirely without a pointer, meeting accessibility requirements for keyboard-driven interfaces.

See the .NET MAUI SegmentedControl Keyboard Navigation Documentation

The .NET MAUI SegmentedControl integrates with the .NET MAUI Visual State Manager through a `CommonStates` group covering Normal, Selected, Pressed, SelectedPressed, Disabled, DisabledSelected, and the desktop-only states MouseOver, SelectedMouseOver, Focused, FocusedMouseOver, and FocusedSelected. The result — developers can define precise state-specific appearances in pure XAML, delivering consistent interaction feedback across both touch and desktop input models.

See the .NET MAUI SegmenetedControl Visual States Documentation

The .NET MAUI SegmentedControl offers granular styling through `ItemViewStyle` and `ItemViewStyleSelector` for per-segment appearance, `SelectionIndicatorStyle` for the active selection highlight, and `SeparatorStyle` for the dividers between segments — with `BorderColor`, `CornerRadius`, `BackgroundColor`, and `Padding` available directly on the control via `RadBorder` inheritance. The result — developers can fully theme every visual layer of the SegmentedControl in pure XAML, from individual segment typography to the overall control frame.

See the .NET MAUI SegmentedControl Documentation

The `RadSegmentedControl` was rebuilt from the ground up in Telerik UI for .NET MAUI 14.0.0, introducing full data binding, selection modes, item templates, size modes, a redesigned styling pipeline, and new item tap events — this guide maps every changed and removed API from the pre-14.0.0 version to its replacement in the new control. The result — development teams can migrate existing SegmentedControl implementations systematically, with side-by-side XAML and C# examples covering every breaking change from data binding and selection through to styling.

See the .NET MAU SegmentedControl Migrating the SegmentedControl after 14.0.0 Version Documentation