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WPF Themes Suite

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The UI for WPF suite comes with a variety of predefined themes which you can apply to your application. Some of the themes have ThemePalette, allowing for different color variations to expand this variety even more. Below you can find a list of the available themes, a glimpse of their appearance, the support of a ThemePalette, and the built-in color variations (if such are present).

You can check the appearance of a specific control in a certain theme by viewing its "Theming" demo in our WPF Controls Examples application.

The table is ordered chronologically, where the first theme in the list is the latest released.

Theme nameAppearanceTheme PaletteVariations
Windows 11Windows 11YesSystem, Light, Dark
Office 2019Office 2019YesLight, Gray, Dark
Visual Studio 2019Visual Studio 2019YesBlue, Dark
CrystalCrystalYesLight, Dark
FluentFluentYesLight, Dark
MaterialMaterialYesLight, Dark
Office 2016 TouchOffice 2016 TouchYes-
Office 2016Office 2016Yes-
GreenGreenYesLight, Dark
Visual Studio 2013Visual Studio 2013YesLight, Blue, Dark
Office 2013Office 2013YesWhite, LightGray, DarkGray
Windows 8 TouchWindows 8 TouchYes-
Windows 8Windows 8Yes-
Expression DarkExpression DarkNo-
Windows 7Windows 7No-
TransparentTransparentNo-
VistaVistaNo-
SummerSummerNo-
Office SilverOffice SilverNo-
Office BlueOffice BlueNo-
Office BlackOffice BlackNo-

The names of the color variations from this list correspond to the different presets that can be loaded - e.g. VisualStudio2013Palette.LoadPreset(VisualStudio2013Palette.ColorVariation.Dark); will load the dark variation of the Visual Studio 2013 theme. All themes which support ThemePalettes are present in the Color Theme Generator, which allows for creating custom color variations even for themes that do not have ColorVariations.

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