Featured Samples for Syncfusion® WinUI Controls
19 Nov 20251 minute to read
Syncfusion® WinUI control panel
To explore Syncfusion® WinUI controls and components, open the Syncfusion<sup>®</sup> WinUI Controls Panel by searching it from Start and Open.

In another way, open the Control Panel from the following installed location.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Syncfusion\Essential Studio\WinUI\31.2.12\Infrastructure\Launcher\Syncfusion WinUI Control Panel.exe
NOTE
In the above section, latest Essential Studio® version details has been provided. Refer installed Essential Studio® version instead of mentioned version.
Syncfusion® Controls Gallery for WinUI Desktop
The Syncfusion® WinUI desktop controls can be explored in the Visual Studio by clicking Run Local Demos.


Offline samples

- The individual control samples can also be run by exploring the individual control project.
For example, following is a demonstration to run an individual Chart control project in Visual Studio.

- Open a standalone executable project desktop (not a lib project) in the Visual Studio, which is available under the category name.

- Build and deploy the individual control executable project, then run the application.

All the sample browser projects are configured as single SDK-style projects that support multiple frameworks: .NET 8.0, .NET 9.0, and .NET 10.
When you click the Run Local Demos or Explore Demo Source button, the net10.0-windows entry will be automatically removed from the targets file if .NET 10 is not installed on your machine, preventing any compilation errors.
To use the .NET 10 framework, install the required SDK and add net10.0-windows to the <TargetFrameworks> tag in the MultiTargeting.targets file located at the Samples Location:[..\WinUI\31.2.12\SampleBrowser\targets\MultiTargeting.targets] as shown in the image below.

Online Sample
- Download and install demos from Microsoft Store.
Download demos from online (clone from github repository)
Explore the Syncfusion® WinUI controls using GitHub WinUI demos, where all WinUI demos are configured using NuGet to run without installing Syncfusion® WinUI Studio.