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The best Naive UI alternatives

6 tools that do a similar job to Naive UI, 6 of them open source. Each entry says what it does and who it suits, so you can pick the one that fits instead of the most famous.

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Naive UI

A Vue 3 component library with 90+ UI components, TypeScript, and customizable themes.

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    Element Plus

    Open source · MIT · ★ 27.8k

    A Vue 3 component library of ready-made UI pieces, written in TypeScript.

    Best for: Developers building admin panels or business web apps with Vue 3; Teams migrating from Element UI to Vue 3

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    Quasar

    Open source · MIT · ★ 27.2k

    A Vue.js framework for building web, mobile, desktop and extension apps from one codebase.

    Best for: Developers already familiar with Vue.js; Teams that want one codebase for web, mobile and desktop targets

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    Radix Primitives

    Open source · MIT · ★ 19.5k

    Unstyled, accessible React UI components for building your own design system.

    Best for: Developers building a custom design system who want accessible base components; Teams adding accessible interactive widgets to an existing web app incrementally

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    Evergreen

    Open source · MIT · ★ 12.4k

    A React UI component library for building web apps, maintained by Segment.

    Best for: React developers building web applications who want prebuilt components; Teams that want a consistent design language across an internal or enterprise web product

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    BootstrapVue

    Open source · MIT · ★ 14.4k

    Old Bootstrap component library for Vue 2; project has moved to bootstrap-vue-next.

    Best for: Developers maintaining an existing Vue 2 app that already uses BootstrapVue; Teams looking for the history of this project before moving to bootstrap-vue-next

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    shadcn-vue

    Open source · MIT · ★ 10.8k

    A Vue port of shadcn-ui: copy-in UI components you can customize and build on.

    Best for: Vue developers who want ready-made UI components they can edit directly; Teams building their own internal component library

How we pick: tools in the same category that solve the same problem, projects that name each other as alternatives, and open-source projects that describe themselves as an alternative to Naive UI. We don't take payment for placement.