maui-theming
.NET MAUI Theming
Apply light/dark mode support, custom branded themes, and runtime theme switching in .NET MAUI apps using AppThemeBinding, ResourceDictionary swapping, and system theme detection APIs.
When to Use
- Adding light and dark mode support to a .NET MAUI app
- Creating custom branded themes with ResourceDictionary
- Detecting and responding to system theme changes at runtime
- Letting users choose a preferred theme (light, dark, or system default)
- Combining OS-driven theme response with custom color palettes
When Not to Use
- Localization or language switching — see .NET MAUI localization docs
- Accessibility-specific visual adjustments — see .NET MAUI accessibility docs
- App icon or splash screen configuration — see .NET MAUI app icon docs
- Bootstrap-style class theming — see the
Plugin.Maui.BootstrapThemeNuGet package
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