UIVerse.io

Uiverse.io is a curated, community-built library of open-source UI elements designed to help you move faster when creating modern interfaces.

Browse a large collection of components and patterns for common needs like buttons, cards, loaders, forms, tooltips, and more—covering styles such as minimal, dark, glassmorphism, neumorphism, gradients, and animated UI.

From each element page, you can copy code in multiple formats, including HTML/CSS, Tailwind, React, and Figma. It’s also organized by tags and curated groups (like loading UI, hover effects, and glass cards) to help you find what you need quickly.

All UI content on the platform is published under the MIT License, and the library also includes blog posts and community spaces for designers and developers.

What can I do with the UI elements on Uiverse.io?

You can browse community-made UI elements and copy them as ready-to-use code or component snippets for your project.

Which formats are available when copying an element?

You can copy as HTML/CSS, Tailwind, React, and Figma from the corresponding element page.

Are the UI elements free to use commercially?

Yes—UI elements are free for personal and commercial use, and the content is published under the MIT License.

How do I find UI elements quickly on Uiverse.io?

Use search, browse all elements, and filter by tags, plus explore curated groups like loading UI, button effects, forms, and tooltips.

Is Uiverse.io only for one kind of UI component?

No. The library includes many categories such as buttons, cards, loaders, icons, inputs, switches, checkboxes/radios, tooltips, and background patterns.

Is there a community where I can connect with other UI designers and developers?

Yes—there’s a Discord community for UI designers and developers.