We are pleased to announce the release of QtitanComponents 2025, an updated suite of UI components for Qt application development. This release includes updates to all core modules: QtitanDataGrid 9, QtitanRibbon 7, QtitanNavigationDesignUI 4, QtitanDocking 5, and QtitanChart 7.

The key new feature is support for visual styling via Adobe XD and Figma. Designers can now define the appearance of UI components directly in these tools and export it to a custom XML format, which is automatically converted into a functional QStyle for Qt—eliminating the need for manual painting code. Conversion of Adobe XD designs into XML is performed using a dedicated tool developed specifically for this purpose — DC Studio Tool. Adobe XD integration is now fully complete, while Figma support is under active development and already delivers stable, predictable results at this stage.

This capability is built on a major architectural refactoring: all rendering logic has been moved into QStyle, ensuring a clean separation between component behavior and visual appearance.

The release includes the WindowsUI Style, which closely resembles the classic Windows 10 interface. Thanks to Qt’s cross-platform nature, this style is available not only on Windows, but also on macOS and Linux. It currently serves as a foundational template for upcoming implementations of modern design systems, including Microsoft 365 (Fluent UI), Material Design, and others.

This release addresses numerous issues reported by users, adds support for the latest Qt versions — Qt 6.8.2 and Qt 6.9.3 — and includes updated PySide6 bindings, ensuring full compatibility and correct behavior of components in Python-based applications.

With QtitanComponents 2025, styling Qt applications becomes more efficient and collaborative—bridging the gap between design mockups and production-ready UIs.