About this software
.NET Reflector is a desktop tool that decompiles .NET assemblies into readable C#, VB.NET, or IL and lets developers inspect compiled code. It helps explore types, methods, and dependencies in assemblies without original source code.
The tool integrates with Visual Studio to enable stepping into decompiled code during debugging and provides search, navigation, and analysis features for troubleshooting and understanding third-party libraries.
Licenses & prices
Standard
Core decompiler and assembly browser that lets you inspect .NET assemblies and view generated C#, VB, and IL.
Vspro
Visual Studio integrated edition that adds a Visual Studio extension, step-into debugging, and in-IDE decompilation.
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Redgate .NET Reflector
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€144.77
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Benefits
- Decompile to readable code: Converts assemblies into C#, VB.NET, or IL for inspection.
- Visual Studio integration: Integrates with Visual Studio to step into decompiled code during debugging.
- Navigate and search code: Browse types, methods, and references with fast search and navigation.
- Analyze third-party libraries: Inspect external assemblies without source to understand behavior and dependencies.
- Support for multiple languages: Shows decompiled output in C# or VB.NET and displays IL where needed.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation and guides: Publisher provides product documentation and how-to articles online.
- Technical support options: Support options are available through Redgate's support portal and community forums.
- Product updates: Updates and releases are published on the product page and download center.
- Knowledge base: Searchable knowledge base articles address installation and usage topics.
- License management: Information on licensing and activation is provided on the publisher site.
Frequently asked questions
What is Redgate .NET Reflector?
A tool for inspecting and decompiling .NET assemblies, converting compiled binaries into readable source, viewing intermediate language and metadata to aid code comprehension and troubleshooting.
Which programming languages can Redgate .NET Reflector decompile to?
Commonly produces high-level .NET languages such as C# and VB.NET and also displays the Common Intermediate Language (CIL) and assembly metadata for analysis.
How can Redgate .NET Reflector help when original source code is unavailable?
It lets developers inspect compiled assemblies to understand implementation, trace execution paths, and investigate bugs or unexpected behavior without original source files.
What file types can be inspected with Redgate .NET Reflector?
Typical .NET binaries such as DLL and EXE assemblies, including their metadata and embedded resources, can be opened for browsing and analysis.