Animated React and Tailwind components in 14 design styles, from glassmorphism and aurora to kinetic type and dither, each with an AI prompt. 161 are free with source at github.com/viberdy-dev/ui; Pro items need an API key.
An FAQ with live search that highlights matches, topic chips with a sliding indicator and counts, height-animated answers, a plus-to-minus icon morph, deep-link anchors with a copy-link button, a designed empty state and a full keyboard model.
An iOS-style segmented control with a draggable thumb: grab it and drag across segments, it stretches with its own velocity, grows under your finger and settles with a touch of overshoot. Icons, sizes, two thumb styles, light and dark. No dependencies.
A share button that springs open into a row of targets: X, LinkedIn, email and a copy-link that only confirms when the clipboard write worked. A light follows the pointer, a lens slides between options, and the device share sheet joins in where it exists. No dependencies.
A machined dot grid lit by slow waves of light, with a pointer lens and click ripples.
Loading-state placeholder blocks with a light sweep animating across them.
Display type cut into horizontal bands that fan apart under the pointer.
A heading lit by a narrow slit of light that crosses it as it scrolls into view: letters under the slit burn white, letters it has passed stay lit, letters ahead wait in the dark.
A cursor dot that latches onto interactive elements and takes their exact shape and corner radius, leans toward the pointer while locked, follows keyboard focus and lights up on touch. No dependencies.
A pill with a grained light inside it that follows the pointer with a slow settle, a diffused bloom that rises behind it, and a press that exhales a soft ring of light.
A big bold numeral in a spec-sheet voice whose digits roll into place like an odometer, set in a hairline bento tile.
A footer that sets the name edge to edge and lets the wind take sand off the top of every letter, the way spindrift streams off a dune crest.
A bento of dark cards lit by one shared light: it crosses the gaps, glows on card borders, brightens each card’s illustration and drifts on its own until you take over.
A pill that squashes under your finger and pops back: it sinks onto its base where you press, deeper the longer you hold, keeps its area as it squashes, and springs back with one overshoot while its tinted shadows collapse and return.
A list whose items squash and stretch as they move: reorder, filter or add and each item travels to its new place stretched along its path by its speed, squashes as it lands, and settles; new items pop in.
A heading whose letters squash under the pointer and push their neighbours up: each letter keeps its area as it squashes, springs back with one overshoot, and the line ripples behind the pointer before settling to crisp type.
Oversized, tightly-stacked headline words that reveal in on mount — big type as sculpture.
A booking form whose sent state is the wind: once your handler resolves, the form erodes into sand and the receipt, replaying the request, builds itself out of it.
Cards that pin and pile up as you scroll: each one shrinks and dims as the next slides over it, with a progress index on the side that jumps between cards. Hand-written scroll logic: a built-in scroll box by default, or the page, or your own scroller.
A button whose outline draws itself around the shape: two strokes leave the top centre with a bright comet head and meet at the bottom, a soft light follows the pointer, the arrow slides, and a press wipes the accent in. Three variants, light and dark tones, any size. No dependencies.
A heading whose letters cast soft shadows that swing like a sundial as the page scrolls: the sun crosses with the scroll, the long shadows turn from right to left, and a faint warm band of light slides across the ink.
A fan deck of paint chips that spreads in your hand on hover or focus — a real radio group, with arrow keys and the colour's name, not its hex.
A Tinder-style deck on hand-written springs: the top card tilts with your drag, LIKE and NOPE stamps fade in with a wash of colour, the cards behind rise as you commit, and a flick throws it with your velocity. Buttons, arrow keys and undo, plus a finished end state.
A floating pill nav whose bubblegum marker stretches like taffy to the link you choose: long and thin in flight, short and fat as it lands, with the labels turning paper exactly where it covers them.
A testimonial carousel with a soft word-by-word quote reveal, a directional slide, an avatar picker, company wordmarks and score chips, and an autoplay hairline that pauses on hover, focus and drag. Swipe, drag or use the arrow keys.
A dark-mode switch whose thumb morphs from a sun into a crescent moon through a real SVG mask, while the track shifts from drifting clouds to twinkling stars. Controlled or uncontrolled, no dependencies.
A 3D card that tilts toward the pointer on hand-written springs, with a picture, badge, title and chips floating at their own depths, a lit edge and glare that follow the pointer, and a shadow that slides the other way.
A Sonner-style toast system with no dependencies: toasts fold into a deck, fan out on hover, focus or tap, and pause their progress lines while open. Drag to throw one away, success, error and info types, an action button, and a loading toast that becomes a success or error in place.
A typewriter with a human hand: jittered keystrokes, beats at punctuation, a caret that rests only when it waits, accelerating backspace, a reserved width so nothing shifts, and an optional syntax-tinted code mode.
A floating glass pill nav that tightens as the page scrolls, with the Aura Dial in it: press U and every Ultra part of the page retunes.
A footer whose huge closing line gets bolder as the reader turns contrast up, with their own six values drawn as a hexagon they can reset.
A serif heading that arrives out of soft light: each word condenses from a blur into focus with an 80ms stagger while a glow blooms behind the words and fades as they sharpen.
A marquee that accelerates with scroll speed and flips direction when you scroll back.
A scroll-triggered vertical timeline whose dots and cards reveal in sequence.
Set the alarm on a pair of wheels: hours and minutes are snap-scrolling columns with momentum whose rows turn away in perspective around a lens, each a keyboard spinbutton, with the time the sunrise starts beneath.
A neo-brutalist footer under a strip of hazard tape you can grab and throw on its slow 48-second crawl, a sign-up that stamps the tape, and a giant wordmark whose letters press down onto their own ink plates.
A button whose press you can see in its type: hover and the label thickens as the button lifts; press and it goes bold under your finger while the button sinks and its shadow collapses to the contact line, then springs back.
Display type whose weight slams instead of easing: letters jump 400 → 650 → 900 in two hard steps, left to right like a row of stamps, and let go in three.
Per-character variable font weight that swells around the pointer and drifts when idle.
A "customise your dashboard" panel: drag or keyboard reorder, show and hide switches, a live miniature of the result, and save, cancel and reset.
Afternoon sun through a window, crossing a plaster wall over ninety seconds — and your pointer casts a shadow in it.
A compass rose that sets a page-wide wind: drag the knob round to turn it and out to blow harder, with grains streaming behind it the way the wind blows.
A release card that leans toward the pointer on a soft spring while the sticker on its corner follows through, swinging the other way and jiggling to a stop; press it and the card squashes onto its base and pops back.
A work card on the lattice: every third in a run breaks by the rule, two gutters out with the bracket, and hovering the card it overlaps lifts that card above it, the bracket going with the lift, in 240ms.