The ImGui builder that writes the code for you

What is an ImGui builder?

Dear ImGui is fast and simple, but laying out a window by hand means guessing positions with SetCursorPos, writing styling code, and recompiling to see whether a button moved four pixels. An ImGui builder replaces that loop with a canvas: you place and style widgets visually, and the builder writes the code.

By hand vs. with Kavro

How it works

1. Start a project — a window (menus, tools, overlays) or a loader (login → select → launch), from a blank canvas or a template.
2. Drag in widgets — text, buttons, checkboxes, switches, sliders, dropdowns, color pickers, hotkeys, tabs, lists, progress bars and more, plus ready-made blocks.
3. Style it — pick a theme, then fine-tune colors, rounding, fonts and animated backgrounds.
4. Test it — F6 runs the window inside Kavro, so you can click everything.
5. Export or build — get the source, or press F5 to compile a native Windows app.

The code it writes

Your UI is readable code, one call per widget — edit it and the canvas updates, or the other way round:

#include "kavro.h"

// @page main "Main"
void Page_main() {
    kv::Text("lbl_title", "Game Settings", {32, 64}, {400, 34});
    kv::Checkbox("chk_1", "V-Sync", {31, 151}, {200, 24});
    kv::Switch("sw_1", "Fullscreen", {31, 190}, {200, 24});
    kv::Slider("sld_1", "Volume", {31, 232}, {260, 40});
    kv::Button("btn_1", "Apply", {31, 301}, {160, 40});
}
// @endpage

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