The best Sortable alternatives
6 tools that do a similar job to Sortable, 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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SortableA small JavaScript library for drag-and-drop reordering of lists, with no framework required.
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dnd-kit
Open source · MIT · ★ 17.8k
A toolkit for building drag and drop interfaces on the web, with adapters for several frameworks.
Best for: Developers building sortable lists or grids in a React, Vue, Svelte, or Solid app; Teams that want keyboard and screen reader support built into drag and drop
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Muuri
Open source · MIT · ★ 10.9k
A JavaScript library for building responsive grid layouts that can be sorted, filtered, and dragged.
Best for: Front-end developers building card or photo grids that need drag and drop or filtering; Developers who want custom layouts beyond what CSS alone can do
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Dragula
Open source · MIT · ★ 22.1k
A small JavaScript library for drag and drop between lists and containers.
Best for: Front-end developers who want drag-and-drop without a large framework; Developers building sortable lists or kanban-style boards in plain JavaScript
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interact.js
Open source · MIT · ★ 12.9k
JavaScript library for drag, drop, resize and multi-touch gestures in web pages.
Best for: Web developers building drag-and-drop interfaces; Developers who need touch and mouse gesture support in one library
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Swiper
Open source · MIT · ★ 41.9k
A free JavaScript touch slider for mobile-friendly carousels and image galleries.
Best for: Front-end developers adding a swipeable slider or image gallery to a website; Teams building mobile web or hybrid apps that need touch-friendly carousels
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Moveable
Open source · MIT · ★ 10.8k
A JavaScript library that adds drag, resize, rotate and related handles to web page elements.
Best for: Front-end developers building editors or interactive canvases in the browser; Teams using React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, or Lit who want a wrapper package for their framework
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 Sortable. We don't take payment for placement.