Designing Qt Quick UIs
Qt Creator opens QML files (.qml) and UI files (.ui.qml) in a visual editor in the Design mode.

The following table describes the views that are visible by default.
| Number | View | Purpose | Read More |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() | Navigator | View the current QML file in a tree format. | Navigate component files |
![]() | Projects | View a list of the files contained within the open project. | Projects |
![]() | 2D | Design 2D UIs. | Design 2D UIs |
![]() | Code | View and modify the code generated by the visual editors. You can also edit the code in the Edit mode. | Editing code, {Edit code}{How to: Edit code} |
![]() | Properties | Modify the properties of the selected component. | Change properties |
![]() | Components | Select preset components and your own components to use in your application. | Using UI components, How to: Use UI components |
![]() | Assets | Select assets such as images and fonts to use in your application. | Add assets |
For more information about Qt Qml, Qt Quick, and QML types, see the Qt reference documentation available online and in the Help mode.
Open design views
To open more views, go to View > Views. Move the views anywhere on the screen and save them as workspaces, as instructed in Workspaces.
See also How to: Design Qt Quick UIs, Qt Quick UI Design, and Designing Qt Quick UIs.
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