TailGrids: 600+ Tailwind CSS Components

What Is TailGrids?

TailGrids is a Tailwind CSS component kit offering 600 + blocks, sections, and 15 + ready-made templates that you can copy-paste into HTML, React or Vue projects without writing extra CSS.

All items ship with an optional dark-mode toggle and matching Figma files for designers

Features ✨

600+ production-ready components & sections covering marketing, dashboards, e-commerce and more
One-click copy-paste interface—no complex build steps needed
Framework-agnostic code for HTML, React & Vue with consistent APIs
Built-in dark-mode support across every snippet
Figma design source files for rapid prototyping
Regular updates & changelog to stay aligned with Tailwind releases

Included Components 📒

Core UI: buttons, forms, dropdowns, tabs, accordions
Application blocks: pricing tables, testimonials, FAQs, hero sections
Dashboard widgets & charts
E-commerce grids, product cards, checkout flows
13+ full-page templates (landing, SaaS, admin)

Pros and Cons

Pros ✅

Saves hundreds of design hours—everything is pre-styled
Consistent design language regardless of framework
Dark-mode built in; no extra config required
Designer handoff is easy thanks to Figma kit

Cons ⚠️

Premium licence required for full component access
Learning curve if you’re new to Tailwind utility classes
No backend logic—you still code state management yourself
React/Vue bundles weigh more than pure HTML snippets

Integration

HTML/Alpine.js – drop the CDN or install via npm
React – 600 + components with hooks & React-Router support
Vue – identical API to React flavour
Figma – complete design system for designers
Works alongside any Tailwind v4+ build tool

FAQ

Is TailGrids free?

A limited core set is free; the full library needs a paid licence

Does TailGrids support dark mode?

Yes—toggle it globally; every component has matching dark styles

Can I use it in Next.js or Nuxt?

If your project compiles Tailwind CSS, TailGrids snippets work out of the box.

How often is it updated?

New components and Tailwind version bumps are released regularly, tracked in the public changelog

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