Comprehensive GUI building tools for the industry-standard Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT) Java graphics framework. SWT Designer is one of the family of WindowBuilder products.
SWT-Specific Features
Detailed feature list coming soon. Meanwhile... detailed descriptions of functionality appear in the Product Documentation 
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General Features
(shared with all WindowBuilder products)
Options for Code Generation
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Bi-Directional Code Generation
Read & write almost
any style
Block mode (default)
Flat mode
Prefix component creation
Share variables
Control variable declaration
Create event handler
stubs
Define default variable names
Make selected widgets fields by default
Make all widgets fields by default
Event handlers as anonymous classes
Event handlers as inner classes
Implement listener interface in parent class |
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Convenience & Speed
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Reverse engineer hand-written code
Supports user code refactoring
Free-form code editing
Visual Inheritance
Custom widget support
Palette Manager
Embedded Composite support
Custom Widget Templates
Widget Morphing
Layout Assistant
Graphical Tab Order Editing
Multi-Widget Select & Edit
Marquee Select
Align multiple widgets
Replicate width and height
Gradient Editor for CLabels
Unlimited Undo/Redo
Cut/Copy/Paste
Sticky Mode for multi-widget add
Show externalized strings
Display labels in multiple locales
Internationalization tools & wizards
Auto-update resource bundles
Control editor layout
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Screenshots of SWT Designer
running in Eclipse
So, what's it LIKE to use?
Gallery of screen shots coming soon. Meanwhile...
Watch "movies" that demonstrate interacting with SWT Designer — the Web Demos »
Many more screenshots — along with detailed descriptions of functionality — appear in the Product Documentation
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