It integrates with the Krypton Toolkit architecture to ensure a consistent look and feel. With rich design time support and sample code you can be up and running with the ribbon in no time at all. It provides advanced capabilities including the quick access toolbar, contextual tabs and auto shrinking groups.

The Krypton Ribbon is designed to mimic the look, feel and operation of the ribbon control seen in the Microsoft Office 2007/2010/2013/365 applications such as Word and Excel. Using the Krypton Toolkit you can create a great looking application in just minutes. It works in tandem with the MenuStrip, StatusStrip and ToolStrip controls that come with. The Krypton Toolkit is great resource for speeding up development of professional looking applications. You can distribute the signed Krypton Toolkit assembly without charge or royalty with your own products. The Krypton Toolkit provides a set of basic user interface components for free.

New versions of NuGet packages can be obtained via this link, or via your package manager by searching Krypton.

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There is also an Extensions project, which takes these base controls and add more useful complete controls (Currently outside the scope of this help).

Modifications by Peter Wagner (aka Wagnerp) & Simon Coghlan (aka Smurf-IV) have been fixing and adding more capabilities to this toolkit.

The Krypton Suite consists of five products called Krypton Toolkit, Krypton Ribbon, Krypton Navigator, Krypton Workspace and Krypton Docking. Alternatively you can create your own custom palettes to create a completely unique user interface. You can use the built-in palettes to achieve the same appearance as industry standard applications such as Microsoft Office 2007/2010/2013/365.

It provides the essential building blocks needed to create a consistent look and feel across all your products. The Krypton Suite contains user interface components designed to make it quick and easy for developers to create professional looking applications.