Skins from a single image
Use an image or a solid color as the form background, then adjust hue, saturation and brightness at runtime. The whole control set follows.
Skins, forms, title bars and image resources cover every part of a VCL interface, and the controls work just like the standard ones.
From skins and forms to icon resources, it covers every part of a VCL interface.
Use an image or a solid color as the form background, then adjust hue, saturation and brightness at runtime. The whole control set follows.
Stays crisp at 125%, 150% and 200% scaling on modern high-resolution displays (Delphi 10.3 and later).
Rendered purely with GR32, with no Skia and no external DLLs, so it works from Delphi 7 onward. Recolor and resize icons right in the resource manager.
Build a custom-shaped form from just two images. New self-drawn shadows with adjustable color, size and opacity.
Put images, buttons, text and input boxes on the title bar, and even move the main menu up there to save space.
A built-in resource library manages PNG, JPG and SVG in one place. Controls reference images by ID or by file path.
Memo, Edit, ListView and more support transparent backgrounds with customizable borders, plus built-in search and password boxes.
A redesigned Toolbar that works horizontally or vertically, and menus you can restyle with a single image, translucency included.
Adds controls that standard VCL lacks, such as ColorButton and SwitchButton. Nearly every control can be styled on its own, and most containers support alpha transparency.
There's a package for every Delphi version, so older projects get new skins without upgrading the IDE.