Category-based UI library
Browse web and mobile interface references organized into practical categories, including landing pages, dashboards, forms, heroes, navigation, charts, tables, and FAQs.
Kombai Gallery
Kombai Gallery is a free library of curated web and mobile UI designs with category browsing, search, and live previews. Designers, developers, founders, and AI coding agents can use references to explore interface directions and inform implementation.
UI inspiration connected to implementation
Kombai Gallery is a free library of curated web and mobile UI designs for designers, developers, founders, and AI coding agents. It combines category-based discovery with search and live previews, covering complete interfaces as well as pages, sections, components, animations, and design systems.
The gallery is designed to connect inspiration with implementation. A user can find a relevant reference, preview it, and use it as context for Kombai or another coding agent. Selected web collections also describe remixable layouts and production-ready code examples built with stacks including React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS.
Key features
Search and live preview
Search the gallery and open individual examples with live previews to inspect complete interfaces, pages, sections, and components.
Agent-ready references
Use a selected design as visual context for Kombai or another AI coding agent. The gallery provides a pre-filled prompt when a reference is copied.
Remixable layouts
Category pages describe templates that can be remixed, with layouts and components adapted to a product's needs rather than copied unchanged.
Code-oriented templates
Landing page, dashboard, and forms collections state that templates include production-ready code built on modern stacks such as React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS.
Human and agent access
The gallery is available to both human builders and AI agents, supporting visual discovery before implementation.
How people use Kombai Gallery
Plan a landing page
Review landing-page structures, hero sections, feature grids, and conversion-oriented layouts before choosing a direction for a new marketing site.
Explore dashboard patterns
Compare analytics overviews, admin panels, CRM pipelines, and finance trackers to identify a dashboard structure that makes complex information easier to scan.
Improve a web form
Study field layouts, form flows, and data-entry patterns as references when designing onboarding, signup, checkout, or other input-heavy experiences.
Provide visual context to an agent
Give a coding agent a concrete visual reference instead of describing an interface only in text, using the gallery's copied prompt as a starting point.
Shortlist frontend directions
Use live previews and remixable layouts to compare interface directions during early product or frontend exploration before implementation.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Free access to a broad library of web and mobile UI references.
- Practical category structure makes it easier to locate specific screens and patterns.
- Live previews and agent-ready prompts connect visual research with coding workflows.
- Selected collections include remixable layouts and code-oriented templates using React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS.
- Usable by both human product builders and AI coding agents.
Cons
- The available evidence does not specify a single standardized output format across every gallery item.
- The gallery provides discovery and implementation context, but detailed end-to-end workflows and integration boundaries are not documented in the supplied sources.
FAQ
Is Kombai Gallery free to use?
Kombai Gallery is free to browse and use. It provides access to curated web and mobile UI examples, live previews, and references that can be used with Kombai or another AI coding agent.
How can I find a specific interface or UI pattern?
Browse or search by platform and category. Web categories include landing pages, dashboards, forms, heroes, navbars, footers, charts, settings, tables, and many other UI patterns.
Can I use gallery references with other AI coding agents?
Yes. The gallery states that references can be used with Kombai, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or another coding agent. Copying a reference provides a pre-filled prompt for an agent chatbox.
What can I do with a selected template?
Individual templates are presented with live previews, and category pages state that users can remix layouts and components and export code. The landing page, dashboard, and forms pages describe production-ready code using stacks such as React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS.
Who is Kombai Gallery for?
The gallery is intended for designers, developers, founders, and AI agents. Designers can study visual and UX references, while developers and product builders can use examples as starting points for interfaces.
Quick Facts
- Product type
- Web and mobile UI inspiration library
- Access
- Free to browse and use
- Web catalog
- 13,555 web designs shown on the gallery page
- Example categories
- Landing pages, dashboards, forms, heroes, navbars, charts, tables, and FAQs
- Primary users
- Designers, developers, founders, and AI coding agents
- Site
- kombai.com
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