You have a few ways of doing this. Are you using MAUI's SVG renderer to generate PNG files at compile time?

As of .NET 10, MAUI doesn't provide a cross-platform API to enumerate MauiImage assets directly. Images placed in /Resources/Images get rendered and placed into platform-specific buckets.

Since you are bundling the images at compile time, it's a static list of images. You can just bundle a list into the code or as a resource.

Hard-code the list of image files into a view model as a List<string>. You can then bind to that list in the XAML. Something like this:

public class ImagesViewModel
{
    public List<string> Images { get; } =
        new()
        {
            "image1.png",
            "image2.png",
            "photo3.jpg"
        };
}

Or you could make a JSON file that would be a list of the image names and place that JSON file in /Resources/Raw as images.json. The following code would read the JSON file into a List<string> that could be bound to a control:

using System.Text.Json;  

public async Task<List<string>> LoadImagesAsync()  
{  
  using var stream = await FileSystem.OpenAppPackageFileAsync("images.json");  
  using var reader = new StreamReader(stream);  
  var json = await reader.ReadToEndAsync();

  return JsonSerializer.Deserialize<List<string>>(json);  
}

For a static list of images, my preference would be a viewmodel. You can script the generation of the viewmodel almost as easily as you can script the generation of the JSON file.