GodUI is an open-source collection of motion UI components designed for modern web interfaces. The library is built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Motion, and shadcn/ui, offering a suite of animated and interactive elements for frontend development. Its focus is on delivering visually engaging components that enhance the user experience through animation and dynamic effects.
The platform provides a wide range of components, including animated icons, various menu types, buttons with motion effects, inputs, navigation elements, overlays, layout tools, visualization elements, and text animation features. Notable components include magnetic buttons, morphing dialogs, floating toolbars, animated tooltips, dynamic islands, accordions, carousels, progress indicators, and multiple forms of animated text such as tickers, scrambles, and reveals. The collection also features visual effects like confetti, particle dissolves, fluid cursors, and decorative backgrounds such as gradients, starfields, and liquid glass effects. Tools for collaboration, such as live cursors, comment pins, and presence indicators, are also part of the offering.
GodUI is intended for developers building modern web interfaces who seek reusable, animated components to accelerate their workflow and improve the interactivity of their applications. The components are crafted to be integrated into React projects and leverage modern frontend technologies.
As an open-source project, GodUI is available for use without charge. The collection is actively maintained, with ongoing development and updates indicated by the project’s messaging.
GodUI is a Frameworks & SDKs project. It focuses on building modern, animated user interfaces in React without reinventing motion components. It is built as an open-source project for frontend developers. The project is open source (MIT). It runs on the web.
GodUI first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 83 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include motion components, react integration, and typeScript support.
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