Uiverse is a large, community-driven library of open-source UI elements designed to help developers and designers create beautiful, interactive interfaces quickly. It brings together thousands of user-made components—from buttons and sliders to forms, cards, and dashboards—all crafted with clean code and modern design standards.
Every element is free to use, modify, and customize under the permissive MIT license, making Uiverse an ideal resource for rapid prototyping, SaaS design systems, or personal creative projects.
Key Features
1. Massive Open-Source Library
Access a vast collection of ready-to-use UI components built with HTML, CSS, Tailwind, and React. Each element can be copied, customized, and integrated directly into your project.
2. Multi-Format Compatibility
Supports multiple frameworks and formats including raw HTML/CSS, React, Tailwind, and Figma, allowing seamless use across both design and development workflows.
3. Free for Personal and Commercial Use
All elements are licensed under MIT, giving you full freedom to use them in commercial apps, prototypes, and client projects without attribution requirements.
4. Community-Driven Creation
Built by a growing community of designers and developers who share their own UI designs and code. You can browse, contribute, and showcase your own components.
5. Easy Copy and Integration
Each UI element includes ready-to-use code snippets for quick integration, making it ideal for fast prototyping and iteration.
6. Modern and Responsive Design
Every component is created with modern aesthetics and responsiveness in mind, ensuring it looks great across all devices and screen sizes.
7. Figma and Developer Bridge
Designers can import components directly into Figma for design systems, while developers can copy the code version for production-ready interfaces—bridging design and code effortlessly.
8. Ideal for Learning and Inspiration
Explore thousands of UI styles and interactions to learn coding best practices or gather inspiration for your own design systems and product interfaces.
9. Open Collaboration and Updates
The library continues to evolve through community submissions and active contributions, ensuring a fresh and ever-growing collection of UI ideas.
