Uiverse.io
3500+ UI elements, copy the code or use in Figma
In plain words
Uiverse.io is an open-source collection of over 3,500 UI elements that developers and designers can copy as code or import directly into Figma. The elements are built with TailwindCSS and organized into categories including forms, tooltips, and other common components. Users can browse the library, copy code snippets, or use a paste-and-go integration with Figma, making it useful for anyone building web interfaces quickly.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
From the sources
Big update on Uiverse.io 2.0! 🚀 Over 3,500 Open-Source UI elements, Figma Copy & Paste, TailwindCSS, new categories like Forms and Tooltips, new comment section, sleek UI, and our GitHub repository: Universe Galaxy. Join us on Product Hunt!
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