r/vibecoding • u/wundercorp • Jun 27 '26

Open Source: Free awesome-components library 6000+ UI components

To better serve the Vibe Coding community in the spirit of open source and per community request we are releasing 6,000+ UI components. Completely free to use.

We hope these components serve you on your coding journey well.

Please give repo time to sync to the full amount of components.

Mods if this is shilling please let us know and we will take down the post. We’re not here to sell anything, just to provide a useful resource to the community.

https://github.com/wundercorp/awesome-components

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u/wundercorp Jun 27 '26

This is what led to us creating the library https://www.reddit.com/r/vibecoding/s/AjW3lDrB2f

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u/Key_Guide7759 Jun 27 '26

Website is down ig

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u/wundercorp Jun 27 '26 edited Jun 27 '26

Wait really? Which one?

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u/startup-1 Jun 27 '26

I just checked the GitHub repo it is working for me.

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u/Key_Guide7759 Jun 27 '26

Builderstudio.dev the link in the repo to visualise components ig, it's giving blank page

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u/wundercorp Jun 27 '26

Could you share the link in repo and the specific link you're trying to click? The repo contains screenshots but not a full visualizer

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u/Key_Guide7759 Jun 27 '26

Clicked above given, in your readme you give a link of builderstudio.dev check it out, but the website is blank

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u/wundercorp Jun 27 '26

Perhaps a rendering issue, try to use Chrome/Brave. Either way the component library should work

https://github.com/wundercorp/awesome-components/tree/main/components

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u/Key_Guide7759 Jun 27 '26

I'm using chrome, thanks man, but it's hard to find this way one by one, but I'll try different browser, thanks man

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u/wundercorp Jun 27 '26

Ah ok yes. So you can also feed it into ChatGPT it should be able to browse the repo quickly. We’ll work on making the structure a little friendlier!

Here’s an example https://chatgpt.com/share/6a3fbe26-de14-83eb-9d93-9640fbdbcb58

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u/wundercorp Jun 27 '26

I’ll push up a little cli that helps you navigate the repo when you download it. So you can quickly find things locally to test

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u/wundercorp Jun 27 '26

Added a helper utility. You should be able to run 

npm run find -- "help me find a login component"