
In this article, we have collected the best modules that will help you add a GUI to PowerShell, display colored graphics, create Windows 10/11 notifications, display icons in the terminal, add menus and progress bars, and colorize output with colored text. Learn how to make your scripts convenient, beautiful, and functional with the AnyBox, BurntToast, Graphical, GraphicalTools, PS-Menu, PSWriteColor, Terminal-Icons, and psInlineProgress modules.
A module for displaying built-in progress bars directly in the terminal line. Supports colors, multi-level tasks, and smooth real-time updates.
An extension for Write-Host that allows you to flexibly format text in the terminal using different colors, styles, and alignment.
A simple yet powerful tool for building 2D graphs in PowerShell. Supports scatter, line, and bar charts with vibrant color output.
A universal WPF window for input and output in PowerShell scripts. Supports custom buttons, fields, themes, and other UI elements for convenient user interaction.
A module for quickly creating system Toast notifications in Windows 10/11. Allows you to add titles, text, icons, sounds, and even user actions without leaving the terminal.
A lightweight module for displaying text menus in the terminal. Allows you to create interactive selections, transitions between items, and handle keyboard input.
A cross-platform toolkit for creating UI in PowerShell based on Avalonia and gui.cs. Allows you to create windows, forms, tables, and other GUI components directly in the script.
Adds colored icons to files and folders in PowerShell, making navigation in the terminal more visual and convenient when working with different types of objects.