UI Layouts

Last updated October 8, 2025

React Tailwind Ui kits & component libraries

About This Template

UI Layouts is an open-source component library featuring 100+ free, beautifully designed interactive React and Next.js components built with Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion, and GSAP for creative and engaging web experiences. Created by Naymur Rahman with TypeScript, the library offers visually striking components like R3F Blob Effects, Image Ripple, File Upload, animated navbars, hero sections, and interactive UI elements that emphasize modern design trends and smooth animations. Each component is designed to be reusable and easily integrated into projects, providing developers and designers with ready-to-use building blocks that make website development faster while maintaining high visual quality. The library focuses on interactivity and animation, offering components that go beyond basic UI elements to create memorable user experiences with fluid motion and creative effects. Available at ui-layouts.com, the project is open for community contributions and sponsorship, providing comprehensive documentation and live demos for all components. Perfect for developers building marketing websites, portfolios, SaaS landing pages, or any project where creative design and interactivity matter, UI Layouts bridges the gap between design ambition and development reality with production-ready animated components.

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