All Template Categories

A category is a tag on a template: a technology it is built with (Tailwind (196), React (186) and Next.js (166)) or a kind of project. The collection has 52 template categories for 229 templates.

Yes. Most templates carry several tags, such as a framework, a database and a styling library, so each appears on several category pages and the counts overlap.

Tailwind (196), React (186), Next.js (166), Full-stack (46) and Radix UI (30). Those five are the categories with the most templates.

15 categories have 10 or more templates, and 19 have just one. A small category is a specific tool, such as one framework or service.

Landing Page (5), Dashboard (7), Blog (2), Portfolio (1) and E-commerce (4). A page for each lists its templates.

Next.js (166), Remix (1), Astro (4), Vite (20) and Nuxt (2). Most templates are Next.js ones.

Prisma (22), Drizzle ORM (22), Supabase (12), Firebase (1) and PlanetScale (1).

Vue (5), Svelte (5), Solid (2), Angular (1) and React Native (6). These are shadcn/ui-style ports and starters for those frameworks.

Pick a category on this page, or use the search and filters on /template, which also list the larger categories. Each category page shows its templates, its authors and related categories.

Open a category page: its related categories list the technologies its templates use or are used with, most often first. For example, a database category links to the frameworks its templates are built on.

Choose Newest in the browser on /template or a category page to order templates by their listing date. The date is the listing's, so check a repository's commits for activity.

Yes, with Pro. The MCP server's search_templates tool finds a template by what it is, such as a SaaS dashboard or a Supabase starter, and returns its repository and live demo.

The 215 open source templates are free to clone from GitHub, each under its own license. The 14 premium templates, built by shadcn.io, come with a Pro plan.

Premium templates are listed in the categories of their stack, such as Next.js and Tailwind, next to the open source ones. The Premium and Open source filters on /template separate them.

For the open source ones, it depends on each repository's license, which shadcn.io doesn't set: read its LICENSE file. For the premium ones, The Individual license is for personal, non-commercial use, and the Team (up to 5 seats in one company) and Organization (unlimited seats) licenses cover commercial use.

No. Browsing the categories, their live demos and cloning an open source template need no account. Premium templates, blocks and the MCP server need Pro.

Categories come from each template's own tags, so a new template adds to the ones it names. To have yours listed, email contact@shadcn.io with its GitHub repository and live demo.

A technology category needs templates built with it. Email contact@shadcn.io if a template for a technology you use is missing from the 52 categories.

A category page lists the developers behind its templates, most templates first. The 187 authors are all at /template/authors.

Email contact@shadcn.io with the template and the category it belongs in, since the listing is where categories are set. For a bug in the template itself, use the author's GitHub repository.