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Gauge Controls for WPF

Advanced WPF Gauge Controls for Modern .NET Applications

Visualize progress, KPIs, and performance targets with ComponentOne Gauges for WPF.

  • Get fluent, modern looking radial and linear gauges
  • Customize the gauges with tick marks, labels and colorful ranges
  • Create bound bullet graphs for compact, data-rich dashboards
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Why Choose Gauges for WPF?

Dynamic Dashboards

Build Modern Dashboards with Flexible Gauge Types

ComponentOne Gauges for WPF includes radial, linear, curved, and bullet graph gauges that help developers visualize KPIs, progress, and performance metrics in rich desktop applications.
Dynamic Data Binding

Designed for Modern WPF Development and MVVM

The gauges support .NET 8+ and MVVM-friendly data binding patterns, making them easy to integrate into enterprise WPF applications and real-time business dashboards.

Record Guage

Customize Gauges without Heavy XAML Work

You can quickly style scales, tick marks, ranges, pointers, and labels through a flexible API, while still supporting deeper XAML customization when needed.

WPF Gauge Key Features

Create Radial, Linear and Bullet Graphs

ComponentOne Gauges for WPF includes a complete set of linear, radial, and bullet graph controls designed to enhance business dashboards, monitoring systems, and data visualization applications.

  • C1RadialGauge provides circular and semi-circular layouts ideal for dashboards, instrumentation panels, and performance metrics. It can sweep any angle up to 360 degrees.
  • C1LinearGauge offers horizontal and vertical orientations for clean, space-efficient status displays.
  • C1BulletGraph delivers compact, data-bound visualizations perfect for comparing goals, targets, and actual values within modern business applications.

Automatic Scaling

The AutoScale feature automatically resizes and adjusts the gauge to fit the available space, ensuring every gauge shape remains clear, proportional, and visually optimized across different layouts and screen sizes.

Add Pointers and Ranges

WPF gauges support flexible pointer and range customization options for creating dynamic, data-driven visualizations. By default, gauges can display a filled range pointer similar to a progress bar, or you can use traditional needle-style pointers that mimic analog instruments and clock hands. Customize the size, position, appearance, and styling of pointers and background ranges to design everything from simple status indicators to highly detailed instrumentation displays.

Add Marks and Labels

ComponentOne Gauges for WPF support fully customizable tick marks and labels that can be displayed at any interval along the gauge scale. Control the placement, size, formatting, and styling of the decorators to create everything from traditional instrumentation displays to modern, highly customized gauge designs.

Create Professional-Looking Gauges for .NET Framework Too

Our WPF gauges library for .NET Framework includes a wide variety of built-in gauge shapes and templates that make it easy to create modern, visually engaging dashboards and instrumentation panels. In addition to traditional radial and linear gauges, developers can quickly implement specialized designs such as speedometers, knobs, volume indicators, thermometers, and other custom gauge layouts to match real-world devices and business scenarios.

Additional Features

Flexible Data Binding

Bind gauge values and ranges directly in XAML using standard WPF data binding. With MVVM-friendly support, you can connect gauges to your ViewModel properties, update visual indicators automatically as data changes, and keep UI logic separate from business logic.

Built-in Animation

ComponentOne Gauges for WPF include built-in animation effects when the value of the gauge changes. No coding required! Plus, you can customize the animation duration, easing and delay. 

Interactive and Touch-Enabled

Users can tap or drag the pointer to select a value. Interactive gauges are an alternative to text-based editors or sliders and create a unique experience for users.