Flowbite

Open-source ecosystem built on top of Tailwind CSS

4.9•12 reviews•

1K followers

Open-source ecosystem built on top of Tailwind CSS

4.9•12 reviews•

1K followers

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Flowbite is an ecosystem of open-source libraries, tools, and products built around Tailwind CSS consisting of a Figma design system, component library, website section and page templates, and other tools.

Flowbite Reviews

The community submitted 12 reviews to tell us what they like about Flowbite, what Flowbite can do better, and more.

4.9

Based on 12 reviews

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Reviewers describe Flowbite as a practical choice for building interfaces quickly, especially for teams already working with Tailwind. They praise its broad component set, clear documentation, and flexible structure, saying it feels less restrictive than alternatives like Bootstrap or Material-style systems. One reviewer also values the available templates and Figma assets for smoother design collaboration. The main drawback mentioned is migration: moving from plain setup to Flowbite React can take time, and one user is still waiting for the React library to feel fully finalized.

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•1 review

I have chosen Flowbite as the framework for my upcoming SAAS product due to several compelling reasons. Firstly, Flowbite offers a wider range of built-in components compared to Bootstrap, which provides greater flexibility and variety for designing the user interface. Additionally, Flowbite's documentation is highly comprehensive, making it easier to understand and utilize the framework effectively. One of the standout features of Flowbite is its freedom from enforcing a specific UI structure, unlike Google Material design. This allows developers to implement their desired UI without being constrained by predefined design patterns. Moreover, the pro version of Flowbite offers prebuilt common components and templates, which can significantly streamline development and save time. In contrast, other themes like Google Material UI or Bootstrap often provide a monolithic application structure, like Metronic, requiring developers to refactor extensively to extract and utilize specific components. This can lead to a cumbersome and frustrating developer experience. In addition to its rich feature set, Flowbite also provides Figma designs, which can be highly beneficial when working with designers as the product evolves. This allows for seamless collaboration and the ability to design new elements as needed. I look forward to completing my SAAS project using Flowbite and will be sure to share my experience with the framework.

What's great

excellent documentation (1)wide range of components (2)prebuilt templates (1)Figma design system (1)

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•2 reviews

Migrating from plain vanilla to Flowbite React is time consuming task. I hope they launch final react library soon.

What needs improvement

complex setup (1)incomplete React library (1)

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Hello, Nikhil! Thanks for supporting our work and using Flowbite. Flowbite in fact has React-ready components that work with Next.js and Server Components - they are available on your download page from your pro account and we keep adding new updates and features to it. However, if you are still unhappy with your purchase please let us know on support and we'll provide a refund for your purchase. Thanks, Zoltan

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Great tool for fast and clean CSS

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