We're pleased to announce the immediate availability of JFormDesigner 8.3,
now with support for
custom property values,
SVG icon options
(custom width, height, scale factor and color mapping),
FlatLaf Client Properties
support, and more.
See What's New in JFormDesigner 8.3 for
the significant or more interesting changes or have a look at the
change log for a complete list of
changes.
Download JFormDesigner 8.3
Customer information: JFormDesigner 8.3 is free of charge for existing
customers if the "Free updates until" date of your license key is
2025-12-16 or later. If not, then you can
order upgrades here.
2025-12-16
JFormDesigner, News, FlatLaf
Highlights
System File Chooser
Class SystemFileChooser (in package com.formdev.flatlaf.util) allows using operating system file dialogs in Java Swing applications.
Details: System File Chooser
Change Log
See https://github.com/JFormDesigner/FlatLaf/releases/tag/3.7
2025-12-04
FlatLaf, Swing, Look and Feel
Change Log
See https://github.com/JFormDesigner/FlatLaf/releases/tag/3.6
2025-04-11
FlatLaf, Swing, Look and Feel
Highlights
Table: rounded selection
Table now support rounded selection.
Label: rounded background/border
Label supports now painting rounded background and, if assigned a
FlatLineBorder, then also painting rounded border. This makes it easy to
create badges:
See
here
and
here
for details.
Change Log
See https://github.com/JFormDesigner/FlatLaf/releases/tag/3.5
2024-07-17
FlatLaf, Swing, Look and Feel
Highlights
"full window content" mode for FlatLaf window decorations (Windows 10/11 and Linux)
Full window content mode allows you to extend the content into the window title bar. This means that the content pane (and glass pane) of the Swing window is extended into the window title bar. The window icon and title are automatically hidden. Only the minimize/maximize/close buttons stay visible. So your application can use (nearly) the whole window area.
You can try out "full window content" mode in FlatLaf Demo.
Press the "expand" button on the right side in the tab area.
macOS: window title bar close/minimize/zoom buttons spacing
If using full window content mode on macOS, it is now possible to use larger space
around the close/minimize/zoom buttons (traffic lights) to give your application a "native" look:
Change Log
See https://github.com/JFormDesigner/FlatLaf/releases/tag/3.4
2024-02-20
FlatLaf, Swing, Look and Feel, macOS
