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Walkthrough: Create new WPF content on Windows Forms at design time

This article shows you how to create a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) control for use in your Windows Forms-based applications.

Prerequisites

You need Visual Studio to complete this walkthrough.

Create the project

Open Visual Studio and create a new Windows Forms App (.NET Framework) project in Visual Basic or Visual C# named .

Note

When hosting WPF content, only C# and Visual Basic projects are supported.

Create a new WPF control

Creating a new WPF control and adding it to your project is as easy as adding any other item to your project.

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The Windows Forms Designer works with a particular kind of control named composite control, or user control. For more information about WPF user controls, see UserControl.

To create a new WPF control:

In Solution Explorer, add a new WPF User Control Library (.NET Framework) project to the solution.

Use the default name for the control library, . The default control name is .
Adding the new control has the following effects:
- File UserControl1.xa