Flexible Standard Widget Toolkit for Embedded UI Design

Create engaging, swipeable showcases for products, features, or images. Supports both horizontal and vertical orientations with fluid animations to capture user attention.

Enable scrolling for content that exceeds the screen size. It’s a fundamental container that houses a single child widget (like a large image or a block of text) and provides smooth vertical or horizontal scrolling.

Display items sequentially, either vertically or horizontally. Perfect for menus, contact lists, or settings pages. Comes with built-in styles for solid, transparent, or image-based backgrounds.

Flint makes it easy to create On-Screen Keyboards with customizable layouts. Default templates for numeric and alphanumeric input are readily available, and users can tailor the design to meet specific application needs.

Allows users to select a value from a continuous range by dragging a handle. Ideal for adjusting settings like volume, brightness, or temperature. Supports horizontal and vertical orientations.

A modern, skeuomorphic control for adjusting values by rotating a virtual knob. Perfect for applications mimicking physical controls, such as audio equalizers or thermostat dials.

Used when a user must select only one option from a mutually exclusive set. When a radio button in a group is selected, any previously selected button in the same group is automatically deselected. This is essential for settings pages, configuration menus, or any scenario requiring a single choice, such as selecting a language, a measurement unit (Celsius/Fahrenheit), or an operational mode. Flint simplifies the process of grouping radio buttons and customizing their selected and unselected appearances.

A stateful control that switches between two distinct states (e.g., On/Off, Active/Inactive) with each press. Unlike a push button, a toggle button retains its state until it is pressed again. This makes it perfect for enabling or disabling features such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Mute, or switching between light and dark modes. Flint's Toggle Button widget allows for unique visuals for each state, providing unambiguous feedback about the system's current status.

Indicate the status of a task. Flint supports both Linear (horizontal/vertical) and Circular Progress Bars, perfect for showing file downloads, installation progress, or battery levels.

A classic circular control for displaying a value within a range, like a speedometer, tachometer, or pressure gauge. Customize the needle, tick marks, and color ranges to create stunning automotive and industrial displays.

Flint offers an analog clock widget that is entirely customizable, featuring graphical elements like clock hands for hours, minutes, and seconds.

Display static or dynamic images. Supports common formats like PNG, JPG, and BMP with transparency. Essential for logos, icons, product images, or backgrounds.

Present critical information or prompt user action via a pop-up window. Interrupts the main workflow to confirm an action, show an alert, or request input, ensuring the user's attention.