How to load image to WPF in runtime

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It seems like it s quite complicated to load an image in runtime to a WPF window   Image image  image   new Uri  Bilder sas png   UriKind Relative        Source   new BitmapImage image     I m trying this code  but I need some help to get it to work  I get some red lines below the code  I also wonder if I need to add some extra code inside the XAML code or is in enough with this    lt Image Height  200  HorizontalAlignment  Left  Margin  12 12 0 0  Name  image1          Stretch  Fill  VerticalAlignment  Top  Width  350    gt    Wonder because I have seen examples with sorces to the images inside the XAML tags   EDIT   I m using this now   var uri   new Uri  pack   application     sas png    var bitmap   new BitmapImage uri   image1 Source   bitmap    The XAML    lt Grid Width  374  gt       lt Image Height  200  HorizontalAlignment  Left  Margin  12 12 0 0  Name  image1  Stretch  Fill  VerticalAlignment  Top  Width  350    gt       lt Button Content  Start  Height  23  HorizontalAlignment  Left  Margin  12 226 0 0  Name  btnStart  VerticalAlignment  Top  Width  75    gt       lt Button Content  Land  Height  23  HorizontalAlignment  Left  Margin  287 226 0 0  Name  btnLand  VerticalAlignment  Top  Width  75    gt       lt ComboBox Height  23  HorizontalAlignment  Left  Margin  110 226 0 0  Name  cmbChangeRoute  VerticalAlignment  Top  Width  156    gt   lt  Grid gt    EDIT 2  My issue is solved  this code works fine   BitmapImage image   new BitmapImage    image BeginInit    image UriSource   new Uri  pack   application     Resources     company     png    image EndInit    image2 Source   image

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Make sure that your sas png is marked as Build Action  Content and Copy To Output Directory  Copy Always in its Visual Studio Properties     I think the C  source code goes like this     Image image   new Image    image Source    new ImageSourceConverter    ConvertFromString  pack   application     Bilder sas png   as ImageSource    and XAML should be    lt Image Height  200  HorizontalAlignment  Left  Margin  12 12 0 0          Name  image1  Stretch  Fill  VerticalAlignment  Top          Source     Bilder sas png         Width  350    gt      EDIT  Dynamically I think XAML would provide best way to load Images       lt Image Source   Binding Converter  StaticResource MyImageSourceConverter           x Name  MyImage   gt    where image DataContext is string path   MyImage DataContext    pack   application     Bilder sas png    public class MyImageSourceConverter   IValueConverter       public object Convert object value   Type targetType        object parameter   System Globalization CultureInfo culture                 return  new ImageSourceConverter    ConvertFromString  value ToString                public object ConvertBack object value  Type targetType       object parameter  CultureInfo culture                  throw new NotImplementedException              Now as you set a different data context  Image would be automatically loaded at runtime

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In WPF an image is typically loaded from a Stream or an Uri  BitmapImage supports both and an Uri can even be passed as constructor argument  var uri   new Uri  quot http       quot    var bitmap   new BitmapImage uri    If the image file is located in a local folder  you would have to use a file    Uri  You could create such a Uri from a path like this  var path   Path Combine Environment CurrentDirectory   quot Bilder quot    quot sas png quot    var uri   new Uri path    If the image file is an assembly resource  the Uri must follow the the Pack Uri scheme  var uri   new Uri  quot pack   application     Bilder sas png quot     In this case the Visual Studio Build Action for sas png would have to be Resource  Once you have created a BitmapImage and also have an Image control like in this XAML  lt Image Name  quot image1 quot    gt   you would simply assign the BitmapImage to the Source property of that Image control  image1 Source   bitmap

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