FlaUInspect FlaUI
winget install --id=FlaUI.FlaUInspect -e Tool to inspect UIs from an automation perspective
winget install --id=FlaUI.FlaUInspect -e Tool to inspect UIs from an automation perspective

New version released! Download it here
This is a major update with a lot of changes:
Main window and selection application highlights.
Main window display application and allow user to select it from list or press and hold Find window button and drag mouse over applications. The FlaUinspect will highlight the application under mouse cursor and select id in the list.
Hover mode
Select Hover mode button and hold Ctrl key and move mouse over application windows. The FlaUInspect will highlight the control under mouse cursor and select it in the tree.
Highlight selection
Select Selection Mode button and click on any control in the application. The FlaUInspect will highlight the selected control in the application.
Highlight selectin and Dark theme
FlaUinspect supports Light and Dark theme currently.
Download it here
This is a major update with a lot of changes:
To install FlaUInspect, either build it yourself or get the zip from the releases page here on GitHub (https://github.com/FlaUI/FlaUInspect/releases).
There are various tools around which help inspecting application that should be ui tested or automated. Some of them are:
FlaUInspect is supposed to be a modern alternative, based on FlaUI.
On startup of FlaUInspect, you can choose if you want to use UIA2 or UIA3 ( see FAQ why you can't use both at the same time). You can use pre-built versions of FlaUInspect.UIA2 and FlaUInspect.UIA3 if you want to use a version of UIA.
| Buttons | Description |
|---|---|
| Hover Mode | Enable this mode to select the item the mouse is over immediately in FlaUInspect when control is pressed |
| Selection Mode | Selected item in tree will highlight on screen |
| Focus Tracking | Enable this mode that the focused element is always automatically selected in FlaUInspect |
| Show XPath | Enable this option to show a simple XPath to the current selected element in the StatusBar of FlaUInspect |