16 Free Figma UI Kits for Designers in 2025
Key Takeaways
- Free Figma UI kits save 40-60 hours per project by providing ready-made components and layouts.
- The best kits include design system elements (colors, typography) not just UI snippets.
- Many free kits rival paid ones in quality—some even have 10,000+ components.
- Always check licensing: most are free for personal and commercial use, but a few require attribution.
Why Free Figma UI Kits Are Worth Your Time
I've been using Figma since 2019, and over the years I've downloaded hundreds of UI kits—free and paid. The truth? A lot of free kits are just as good as the $50 ones. The difference is curation. You don't need 50 kits; you need 5-10 that cover your workflow: wireframing, design systems, and mockups.
Free kits are particularly useful for:
- Rapid prototyping (especially for MVPs)
- Learning Figma component structures
- Building your own design system from a solid foundation
- Client work where budget is tight
Below is my personal collection. I've tested every kit listed here in real projects. Some I still use weekly.
Top 16 Free Figma UI Kits (2025 Update)
1. Material 3 Design Kit (by Google)
Google's official Material 3 kit is the gold standard for Android and web apps. It includes over 2,000 components, light and dark mode, and full accessibility specs. I use this for any project that needs Material Design compliance.
- Components: 2,000+
- File size: 12 MB
- Best for: Android apps, web dashboards
2. Ant Design System for Figma
Based on Ant Design 4.0, this kit has 1,500+ components including tables, forms, and navigation. It's a bit heavy (18 MB) but incredibly thorough. Great for enterprise SaaS products.
- Components: 1,500+
- File size: 18 MB
- Best for: Admin panels, data-heavy apps
3. Bootstrap 5 UI Kit
If you're building with Bootstrap 5, this kit mirrors the framework exactly. 1,200+ components, grid system, and form elements. I've used this for a fintech dashboard and it saved me 3 days of work.
- Components: 1,200+
- File size: 8 MB
- Best for: Bootstrap-based websites
4. Wireframe Kit by Mockplus
Mockplus offers a 2,000+ component wireframe library that covers mobile and desktop. It's intentionally low-fidelity, so clients focus on structure, not colors. I keep this open in a separate tab for every project start.
- Components: 2,000+
- File size: 6 MB
- Best for: Early-stage wireframing
5. iOS 17 UI Kit (Unofficial)
A community-built kit that mimics Apple's native components. It has 500+ elements including the Dynamic Island, lock screen widgets, and navigation bars. Not official Apple, but very close.
- Components: 500+
- File size: 4 MB
- Best for: iOS app design
6. Tailwind CSS UI Kit
For Tailwind users, this kit provides 300+ components built with utility classes in mind. It's lightweight and easy to customize. I used it for a landing page redesign and cut development handoff time by 30%.
- Components: 300+
- File size: 3 MB
- Best for: Tailwind-based projects
7. Untitled UI (Free Version)
Untitled UI is a premium kit, but they offer a free version with 300 components. It's clean, modern, and works well for SaaS interfaces. The free version is enough for most projects.
- Components: 300+
- File size: 5 MB
- Best for: SaaS dashboards
8. Figma Community Wireframe Kits
Figma's community has dozens of wireframe kits by independent designers. My favorite is "Wireframe Kit" by Roman Kamushken (500+ components). It's free and updated regularly.
- Components: 500+
- File size: 2 MB
- Best for: Quick wireframes
9. Shadcn/UI Figma Kit
Shadcn's UI library has a Figma adaptation with 200+ components. It's minimal and great for modern web apps. I used this for a personal project and found it surprisingly complete.
- Components: 200+
- File size: 2 MB
- Best for: Modern web apps
10. Chakra UI Figma Kit
Chakra UI's official Figma kit includes 400+ components with light and dark modes. It's great for React projects using Chakra.
- Components: 400+
- File size: 4 MB
- Best for: Chakra UI projects
11. Prime Design System Kit
A lesser-known gem with 1,000+ components including dashboards, e-commerce, and blog layouts. The file is well-organized with auto-layout.
- Components: 1,000+
- File size: 10 MB
- Best for: E-commerce, blogs
12. UI8 Freebie Kit
UI8 offers a free kit with 200+ components from their premium library. It's limited but high quality. I use it for landing pages.
- Components: 200+
- File size: 3 MB
- Best for: Landing pages
13. Adobe Spectrum Kit (Free)
Adobe's design system kit for Figma has 800+ components. It's good for enterprise apps that need accessibility.
- Components: 800+
- File size: 7 MB
- Best for: Enterprise software
14. Fluent UI (Microsoft)
Microsoft's Fluent Design System kit for Figma includes 600+ components for Windows and web. It's updated with Windows 11 styling.
- Components: 600+
- File size: 6 MB
- Best for: Windows apps
15. Evergreen Kit (Segment)
Segment's design system kit has 400+ components. It's simple and clean, great for internal tools.
- Components: 400+
- File size: 4 MB
- Best for: Internal tools
16. Polaris (Shopify)
Shopify's Polaris design system kit for Figma includes 500+ components for e-commerce. If you work with Shopify stores, this is essential.
- Components: 500+
- File size: 5 MB
- Best for: Shopify stores
Comparison Table: Top 5 Free Figma UI Kits
| Kit | Components | File Size | Best For |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Material 3 | 2,000+ | 12 MB | Android, web apps |
| Ant Design | 1,500+ | 18 MB | Enterprise SaaS |
| Bootstrap 5 | 1,200+ | 8 MB | Bootstrap sites |
| Wireframe Kit | 2,000+ | 6 MB | Wireframing |
| iOS 17 | 500+ | 4 MB | iOS apps |
How to Choose the Right Kit for Your Project
I've learned the hard way: don't download every kit you find. Instead:
1. Start with wireframes (kit #4 or #8)
2. Pick a design system that matches your tech stack (Material, Bootstrap, Tailwind, etc.)
3. Add a specialty kit if needed (iOS, Shopify, etc.)
For most projects, I use just 2-3 kits: one wireframe kit, one design system, and one mockup kit.
FAQ
Are free Figma UI kits safe for commercial use?
Most are, but always check the license. Kits from Google, Microsoft, and official design systems are typically free for commercial use. Community kits may require attribution. I always read the license file before using in client work.
How do I install a Figma UI kit?
Download the .fig file from the source, then open it in Figma. You can also duplicate community files directly from Figma Community. Once open, use the Assets panel to drag components into your project.
Can I customize free UI kits?
Yes, that's the point. Auto-layout components make customization easy. I often recolor kits to match brand guidelines—just be careful with nested components. Always duplicate the kit before editing to keep the original intact.
Final Thoughts
Free Figma UI kits have saved me hundreds of hours. The 16 listed here are the ones I trust for real work—not just decorative downloads. Start with Material 3 for apps, Bootstrap 5 for websites, and the Wireframe Kit for early stages. You don't need more than that to ship fast.
If you have a favorite kit I missed, I'm always looking to expand my library. Drop a comment or message me on X (@designer_curator). Happy designing.