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awesome-shadcn/ui

A curated list of links to components, tools and resources related to shadcn/ui.

Stars
20.7k
Forks
1.3k
Licence
MIT
Language
TypeScript
Last update
4 days ago
Type
Curated list

What it is

This is an "awesome list": a community-style directory of third-party projects, component libraries, blocks and resources built around shadcn/ui, a React component toolkit. The README organizes them into tables with a name, short description, link and date. It is useful for finding existing components or tools instead of building them from scratch.

  • Browse the Libs and Components table to find a calendar, data table, billing or chat component built for shadcn/ui
  • Filter candidate projects by their description and link, then open each project to check its license and activity
  • Use the site linked in the README (awesomeshadcn.dev) as a browsable version of the list

Great for

  • Developers looking for ready-made shadcn/ui components such as calendars, date pickers, forms or dialogs
  • Developers comparing third-party component libraries built on shadcn/ui
  • Teams wanting to see what the shadcn/ui ecosystem includes before choosing a library
  • Designers exploring UI blocks and templates that follow the shadcn style

Not ideal for

  • Someone new to React or Tailwind who wants a step-by-step tutorial; this is a link list, not a learning course
  • People who need a single vetted library, since the list includes many projects with differing maintenance and licenses that the README does not verify
  • Anyone expecting the entries to be tested or endorsed by the list maintainers; the README describes it only as curated
Step-by-step guide: how to use awesome-shadcn/uiInstall, first run, examples, tips and FAQs

How to get it

  1. 1

    Read it online

    Clone the repository locally

    git clone https://github.com/birobirobiro/awesome-shadcn-ui
  2. 2

    Run it

    • Open https://github.com/birobirobiro/awesome-shadcn-ui or the site https://awesomeshadcn.dev/ in a browser
    • Scroll to the Libs and Components table in the README
    • Pick an entry that matches your need and open its link
    • Check the linked project's own license and documentation before using its code
  3. 3

    Get the most out of it

    • Use the awesomeshadcn.dev site for browsing if you prefer a web interface over the README tables
    • Check each linked project's license, since the list itself is MIT-licensed but entries are separate projects
    • Look at the Date column to see which entries have been added or updated recently

Downloads

Strengths

  • Large, broad collection: the Stars count and table show many categories of shadcn-related projects
  • Each entry has a short description and link, making it quick to scan
  • Maintained on GitHub with the last push recorded in the metadata, and released under the MIT license

Trade-offs

  • Entries are third-party projects; quality, support and licensing vary and the list does not verify them
  • The README shown is truncated, so the full set of categories and contribution guidelines could not be confirmed here
  • No formal releases, so there is no versioned snapshot to rely on

How it compares

ProjectStarsTypeLevelUpdatedBest for
awesome-shadcn-ui (this)20.7kCurated listbeginner4 days agoDevelopers looking for ready-made shadcn/ui components such as calendars, date pickers, forms or dialogs
public-apis495kCurated listbeginner4 days agoDevelopers looking for a third-party API to add to a side project
awesome-cpp74.2kCurated listbeginner6 days agoC++ developers looking for a library for a specific task
awesome-oss-alternatives19.8kCurated listbeginner1.2 years agoDevelopers looking for open-source replacements for paid SaaS tools in a specific category
ui12.1kLibraryintermediate8 months agoDevelopers building a Next.js site who already use or want to use shadcn/ui
shadcn-vue10.8kLibraryintermediate9 days agoVue developers who want ready-made UI components they can edit directly

Stats synced from GitHub. The assessment above was drafted with AI from the project's README on 2026-10-29 and may miss recent changes — check the README before relying on a command. MIT licence: free to use, modify and distribute, including commercially, as long as you keep the copyright notice.