A Xamarin.Forms plugin for displaying circular images with customizable borders and fill colors.
ImageCirclePlugin is a Xamarin.Forms plugin that enables developers to display images as perfect circles in their cross-platform mobile applications. It solves the common UI need for circular avatars or profile pictures by providing a dedicated CircleImage control with customizable borders and fill colors.
Xamarin.Forms developers building iOS, Android, or Windows apps who need to implement circular image displays, such as for user profiles, avatars, or branded UI elements.
Developers choose this plugin because it offers a simple, lightweight solution specifically for circular images, avoiding the need for custom renderers or complex image manipulation code. It integrates seamlessly with Xamarin.Forms and works consistently across all supported platforms.
Circle Images for your Xamarin.Forms Applications
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CircleImage control seamlessly replaces standard Image controls with minimal code changes, as demonstrated in the XAML and C# usage examples, reducing development time.
Ensures identical circular rendering on iOS, Android, and Windows UWP through documented platform-specific initialization, avoiding platform quirks.
Supports BorderColor, BorderThickness, and FillColor properties for enhanced UI design without additional image manipulation, as detailed in the bindable properties section.
Minimalist philosophy targets only circular image rendering, keeping the plugin small and avoiding bloat, which aligns with its single-feature approach.
Requires initialization calls (ImageCircleRenderer.Init()) in each platform project after Xamarin.Forms.Init(), adding steps and potential for errors, especially with UWP .NET Native linking.
Limited to Xamarin.Forms, which is being phased out for .NET MAUI, reducing long-term viability and support for new projects without migration efforts.
Users must explicitly set equal WidthRequest and HeightRequest values for perfect circles, as warned in the README, which can lead to layout issues if overlooked.