13,400+ Free UI Components: Copy, Paste, and Make Them Yours with AI
Benedykt Michalski
Inspirational Writer
Every component in the Shuffle UI component library is now free to copy and paste. That’s 13,400+ website components for Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, Bulma, Material UI and shadcn/ui. You don’t need an account or a paid plan, and the code isn’t blurred.
We’re also adding a new feature: Make it yours with AI. Pick a component, describe what you want changed, and you get a customized version back in a few seconds, ready to copy or open in the visual editor.
Below is what’s new, how it works, and how it fits with the rest of Shuffle.
The code is open for everyone
Until now, component code on /components was only available to active customers. Anyone could browse the previews, but copying the HTML or JSX meant signing up and choosing a plan.
We’ve removed that gate. Here’s how it works now:
- Go to https://shuffle.dev/components.
- Filter by framework, UI library or category: navigations, headers, features, pricing tables, testimonials, footers, and more.
- Switch from Preview to Code.
- Click Copy and paste it into your project.
That’s it. You won’t hit a signup wall or a “Create account to see the code” modal, and the code isn’t trimmed.
What you get, per framework
| Tailwind CSS | Clean HTML with Tailwind utility classes | Tailwind CSS components |
| Bootstrap | Semantic HTML with Bootstrap classes | Bootstrap 5 components |
| Bulma | HTML with Bulma classes | Bulma components |
| Material-UI (MUI) | React (JSX) components | Material UI components |
| shadcn/ui | React blocks built on shadcn/ui | shadcn/ui blocks |
Each component comes from a professionally designed UI library, so it fits with the other sections from the same library. That’s useful when you’re putting a whole landing page together and want the hero, features and footer to look consistent.
One fair-use rule: use the components in as many projects as you like, but don’t repackage them into your own component library, UI kit or generator. The license page (https://shuffle.dev/license) has the details.
Why we opened it up
Developers search for things like “Tailwind pricing section” or “Bootstrap 5 navbar” every day. Most of the results are either low quality or locked behind a paywall. We’d rather you find a good component on Shuffle, use it, and come back next time.
If a component saves you an hour, that’s a good start. If you later want to build a full site without writing it all by hand, the rest of Shuffle is there.
New: Make it yours with AI
Copy and paste is a good starting point, but a component rarely fits your project exactly as it is. You still need to swap in your brand colors, rewrite the copy, add your logo, or change the layout.
That’s why every Tailwind component now has a Make it yours with AI button right below its preview.
When to use it
- Prototyping for a client. Show a hero section in their brand colors and with their actual copy, not lorem ipsum.
- Matching an existing design system. Ask the AI to adjust spacing, radius and colors to fit what you already have.
- Skipping repetitive edits. Changing 14 color classes and 6 strings by hand is tedious. Describing it in one sentence takes seconds.
- Trying ideas quickly. Generate a version, look at it, adjust the prompt, and generate again.
When one component isn’t enough: the Shuffle Editor
Copying single components works well until you’re building a full page. At that point you’re putting sections together, keeping spacing consistent, setting global colors and fonts, and eventually exporting a project.
The Shuffle visual editor (https://shuffle.dev/new) is built for that:
- Drag and drop any of the 13,400+ components onto a canvas and arrange full pages.
- Change styles visually: colors, typography, spacing, images and responsive breakpoints, without editing class names by hand.
- Set theme-wide changes once. Update your brand color or font in one place and every section picks it up.
- Export clean code with no external dependencies and no vendor lock-in: HTML, Next.js, Laravel, Symfony, Pug, WordPress, or a Shopify theme (https://shuffle.dev/shopify-ai-theme-builder).
- Deploy directly to Git or via SSH.
Every component on /components has an Open in Editor button, so you can start from any component you like and build the rest of the page around it.
