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Install tools for the Windows App SDK - Windows apps

Configure your development computer with the tools required to build Windows apps using the Windows App SDK (stable release channel) and WinUI.

Before installing any tools, see System requirements for Windows app development.

[Visual Studio 2022 and later] Install the required tools and workloads using the console and one of the following commands. These commands will open Visual Studio Installer with any missing workloads selected, for which you can select Modify to install the required workloads.

• Visual Studio Community
• Visual Studio Enterprise
• Visual Studio Professional

winget install "Visual Studio Enterprise 2022"  --override "--add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.ManagedDesktop Microsoft.VisualStudio.ComponentGroup.WindowsAppSDK.Cs"

winget install "Visual Studio Professional 2022"  --override "--add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.ManagedDesktop Microsoft.VisualStudio.ComponentGroup.WindowsAppSDK.Cs"

• Visual Studio Community
• Visual Studio Enterprise
• Visual Studio Professional

winget install "Visual Studio Enterprise 2022"  --override "--add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.NativeDesktop  Microsoft.VisualStudio.ComponentGroup.WindowsAppSDK.Cpp"  

winget install "Visual Studio Professional 2022"  --override "--add  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.NativeDesktop  Microsoft.VisualStudio.ComponentGroup.WindowsAppSDK.Cpp" 

The following sections describe how to install the required tools and workloads manually.

Use the following links to install Visual Studio 2022 (recommended) or Visual Studio 2019. You can choose between the free Visual Studio Community Edition, Visual Studio Professional, or Visual Studio Enterprise. Before installing either, see System requirements for Windows app development.

Important

Visual Studio 2022 is recommended for developing apps using any version of the Windows App SDK (Visual Studio 2019 supports Windows App SDK 1.1 and earlier).

Download Visual Studio 2022

Download Visual Studio 2019

During Visual Studio installation, you have the option to install workloads and components (you can also open the Visual Studio Installer and select Modify to add workloads and components after installation). We recommend installing the following:

• Visual Studio 2022 version 17.10 and later
• Visual Studio 2022 version 17.1 and 17.9
• Other Visual Studio versions

From within the Visual Studio Installer app:

• On the Workloads tab:

  • For C# app development using the Windows App SDK, select WinUI application development.
  • For C++ app development using the Windows App SDK, select WinUI application development
    • Then in the Installation details pane of the installation dialog box, under the WinUI application development node, select C++ WinUI app development tools. (This will also select any additional required components.)

Note

In Visual Studio 17.10 - 17.12, this workload is called Windows application development.

From within the Visual Studio Installer app:

• On the Workloads tab:

  • For C# app development using the Windows App SDK, select .NET Desktop Development.
    • Then in the Installation details pane of the installation dialog box, select Windows App SDK C# Templates (at the bottom of the list).
  • For C++ app development using the Windows App SDK, select Desktop development with C++
    • Then in the Installation details pane of the installation dialog box, select Windows App SDK C++ Templates (at the bottom of the list).

• On the Individual components tab, in the SDKs, libraries, and frameworks section, make sure Windows 10 SDK (10.0.19041.0) is selected.

From within the Visual Studio Installer app:

• On the Workloads tab:

  • For C# app development using the Windows App SDK, select .NET Desktop Development.
  • For C++ app development using the Windows App SDK, select Desktop development with C++.

• On the Individual components tab, in the SDKs, libraries, and frameworks section, make sure Windows 10 SDK (10.0.19041.0) is selected.

The Windows App SDK includes Visual Studio project and item templates for creating and developing apps that use the WinUI 3 library to implement the user interface.

• Visual Studio 2022 version 17.1 and later
• Visual Studio 2022 version 17.0
• Visual Studio 2019

If you followed the instructions in Required workloads and components above, the templates should already be installed.

Select C# or C++ as the language, Windows as the platform, and WinUI as the Project type to create a new Windows App SDK project.

Optionally, install Template Studio for WinUI (C#) to accelerate the creation of new .NET WinUI apps using a wizard-based UI. Select from a variety of project types and features to generate a project template customized for you.

The templates are available by installing a Visual Studio extension (VSIX).

Note

If you have a Windows App SDK Visual Studio extension (VSIX) already installed, then uninstall it before installing a new version. For directions, see Manage extensions for Visual Studio.

Download the extension directly, and install it:

Download latest C# stable release

Download latest C++ stable release

Important

Visual Studio 2019 supports only Windows App SDK 1.1 and earlier. Visual Studio 2022 is recommended for developing apps with any version of the Windows App SDK.

The templates are available by installing a Visual Studio extension (VSIX).

Note

If you have a Windows App SDK Visual Studio extension (VSIX) already installed, then uninstall it before installing a new version. For directions, see Manage extensions for Visual Studio.

• You can install the latest stable release VSIX from Visual Studio. Select Extensions > Manage Extensions, search for Windows App SDK, and download the Windows App SDK extension. Close and reopen Visual Studio, and follow the prompts to install the extension.
• Alternatively, you can download the extension directly from Visual Studio Marketplace:

Download latest C# stable release

Download latest C++ stable release

For more versions of the Windows App SDK, see Downloads for the Windows App SDK.

In releases 1.0.3 and 1.1 Preview 2 and later, the Windows App SDK uses Hybrid C/C++ runtime library linkage (hybrid CRT linkage). This is a CRT linkage technique that simplifies deployment. Whether you're a C++ application developer or a C++ library developer, here are some resources for learning about hybrid CRT linkage:

• Hybrid CRT linkage coding guidelines on GitHub.
• The hybrid CRT linkage segment of the WinUI community call from April 20, 2022.

To create your first WinUI 3 app that uses the Windows App SDK, see Create your first WinUI 3 project.

Also see Use the Windows App SDK in an existing project.

• Windows App SDK
• Windows App SDK release channels
• Install tools for preview and experimental channels of the Windows App SDK
• System requirements for Windows app development
• Windows App SDK and supported Windows releases
• Downloads for the Windows App SDK
• Create your first WinUI 3 project
• Use the Windows App SDK in an existing project

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