
The interface is divided into two parts: the left sidebar lists categories and a search option, the right side options to save or load templates and an activity log. You can run TweakUIX right after you have downloaded it from the GitHub project website and extracted it on the local system. The open source program supports customization options as well as options to remove features from Windows devices. The developer of TweakUIX, best known for programs such as ThisIsWin11, PrivateZilla, or CleanMgr+, decided to bring back TweakUI to modern versions of Windows. It gave Windows users options to customize certain user interface features.


The classic Tweak UI was released as a PowerToys tool for Windows 95.
