FAQs
What is HyperUI?
HyperUI is a free, open-source library of Tailwind CSS components designed to accelerate your web development workflow.
Is HyperUI free to use?
Absolutely! HyperUI is 100% free with no hidden costs.
How do I use HyperUI components?
Using HyperUI is straightforward: browse our collection, find a component you need, copy the code, and paste it directly into your project.
Do I need to install HyperUI?
No installation required. HyperUI is not a package. Just copy the component code you want to use.
Is attribution required when using HyperUI?
No attribution is required, though it's always appreciated.
How can I support the HyperUI project?
The easiest way to support HyperUI is by starring the project on GitHub. Every star helps!
Where can I get help with HyperUI?
For support, please create an issue on the GitHub repository.
How frequently is HyperUI updated?
Updates are regular with new components, collections, and features to keep the library fresh and relevant.
Does HyperUI offer React components?
While the components are written in HTML, you can view and copy them as JSX for React projects.
Are Vue components available in HyperUI?
Yes, the HTML components can be viewed and copied as Vue components to fit your project needs.
Which Tailwind CSS version is HyperUI compatible with?
HyperUI currently uses Tailwind CSS v4.0.15.
Why might components look different in my project?
Differences in appearance may be due to varying Tailwind CSS versions. Check your version first, and if issues persist, please open a GitHub issue.
Are dark mode versions available?
Many components include dark mode variants, though not all components have this feature.
Can I request new features or components?
Feature requests are welcome! Please submit them through GitHub issues.
Can HyperUI be used in commercial projects?
Yes, HyperUI is free to use in any project, including commercial applications.
Should I update my copied components when HyperUI updates?
Once you copy a component, it's yours to modify and maintain. We don't recommend trying to keep them synchronized with future HyperUI updates.