These example C++ and C# projects show how to use the Windows Imaging Component (WIC) for loading, saving and displaying images on Windows
- Microsoft Windows 7 or later.
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 or later.
Language: C++
Description: Shows how to read an image using the Windows Imaging Component (WIC).
Language: C#
Description: Shows how to save an image in a different file format using the Windows Imaging Component (WIC).
Language: C#
Description: Shows how to display an image in a WPF Window using the Windows Imaging Component (WIC).
Language: C#
Description: Shows how to read an image using the Windows Imaging Component (WIC).
Language: C++
Description: Shows how to read image metadata using the Windows Imaging Component (WIC).
Language: C#
Description: Similar as example 4 but it uses the NuGet package stakx.WIC instead of the Microsoft WicCop interop library.
Language: C++
Description: Shows how to save an image by using a custom WIC codec.
Released under the MIT license.