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Components

Components, ready to assemble.

A polished set of first-party controls — in Material, Fluent, Cupertino and native styles — plus a community gallery. All live, all themeable, and a known-good library your AI agent can assemble from with confidence.

Live WASM · copy the .slint · theme to match your brand

By category

Every control, grouped and live

Each panel below is a real Slint snippet running in your browser — interact with it.

 actions.slintlive
 selection.slintlive
 feedback.slintlive

Four styles, one API

Match any platform's look

Built-in widgets ship in the styles your users expect — switch with a single setting, no code changes.

The Slint widget gallery rendered in Material style
Material — Google's look: rounded, elevated, vivid.
The Slint widget gallery rendered in Fluent style
Fluent — Microsoft's look: crisp, layered, Windows-native.
The Slint widget gallery rendered in Cupertino style
Cupertino — Apple's look: soft, translucent, macOS & iOS.
The Slint widget gallery rendered in the host platform's native style
Native — defers to the host platform's real controls.
AI-assisted

A registry your agent can trust

Reliable codegen needs known-good building blocks. Slint exposes a vetted component set over its MCP server and llms.txt, so your agent assembles UIs from blocks that already compile, render and behave — instead of inventing widgets from scratch.

Vetted, compilable blocks Described in llms.txt Drivable via MCP

Start from a template

Not just parts — whole screens

Production-shaped starters you can open, edit and ship.

Built something reusable?

The community gallery collects third-party Slint components and themes. Share yours, or pull in others' — all assemble the same way.

Browse the gallery

Stop hand-rolling widgets

Assemble your next UI.

Grab the kit, theme it, and ship — on embedded, desktop, mobile and web.