The Future of Web Dev
The Future of Web Dev
150+ Animated Components & Blocks with Tailwind and Motion – Eldora UI
150+ animated React components built with Tailwind and Motion. Copy-paste into any Next.js project using the shadcn CLI.

Eldora UI is an open-source collection of 150+ animated UI components, effects, and blocks built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Motion.
Run a single shadcn CLI command, and the component files land in your src/ directory as editable source code. You own the output completely and can modify any animation, color, or layout detail.
Features
🧩 Copy-Paste Components: Component files land in your project’s source directory as editable TypeScript and TSX files.
🎞️ Motion Animations: Fancy effects such as Blur In, Fade, Word Pull Up, Wavy Text, and Letter Pull Up.
🔘 Background Effects: Hacker Background, Novatrix Background, and Photon Beam cover full-bleed decorative backgrounds.
🎨 Tailwind CSS Styling: All styles go through Tailwind utility classes.
🧱 UI Blocks: Pre-built sections include Header, Logo Cloud, Features, Testimonials, Pricing, CTA, and Footer layouts.
📦 shadcn/ui Compatible: The installation process mirrors shadcn/ui exactly.
Use Cases
- Landing Pages: Build marketing pages quickly using pre-built animated sections and components.
- Product Showcases: Highlight features with animated cards, hover effects, and interactive elements.
- Personal Portfolios: Add subtle animations to text and backgrounds to create engaging personal sites.
- Startup MVPs: Prototype a polished UI without spending weeks on custom animation work.
How to Use It
1. Eldora UI uses the shadcn CLI for installation. If you do not have a Next.js project yet, run the init command to scaffold one and configure shadcn:
npx shadcn@latest init2. Run the add command with the Eldora UI package name for the component you want. The example below adds a flexible Grid component to your project:
# PNPM
pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @eldoraui/grid
# NPM
npx shadcn@latest add @eldoraui/grid
# YARN
yarn shadcn@latest add @eldoraui/grid
# BUN
bunx --bun shadcn@latest add @eldoraui/gridThe CLI copies the component’s TSX file into src/components/eldoraui/. You can swap map for any other component slug from the catalog.
3. After the CLI completes, import the component from its local path:
"use client"
import { Grid } from "@/registry/eldoraui/grid"
export function GridDemo() {
return (
<div className="bg-background relative z-10 w-full space-y-8 overflow-hidden rounded-lg border p-8">
{/* Basic Grid */}
<div className="space-y-4">
<h3 className="text-lg font-semibold">Basic Grid</h3>
<Grid columns={9} rows={2} height="h-24" />
</div>
</div>
)
}The component is now part of your codebase. Open the file at src/components/eldoraui/grid.tsx to inspect or modify the animation parameters, Tailwind classes, or layout structure.
Available UI Components & Blocks
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Animated Badge | Badge with entrance animation |
| Animated List | List items that animate in sequentially |
| Card Flip Hover | Card that flips to reveal content on hover |
| Clerk OTP | OTP input field styled for auth flows |
| Cobe Globe | Interactive 3D globe built on Cobe |
| Github Inline Comments | UI pattern mimicking GitHub’s diff comment style |
| Grid | Animated background grid pattern |
| Integrations | Logo grid showing third-party service connections |
| Terminal | Terminal window UI with typed text animation |
| Testimonial Slider | Auto-advancing testimonial carousel |
| Special Animations | Assorted entry and interaction effects |
| Animated Frameworks | Framework logo animation sequence |
| Logo Timeline | Logos arranged along an animated timeline |
| Map | Decorative map component |
Button Components
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Animated Shiny Button | Button with a moving shine effect |
| Live Button | Pulsing live-indicator button |
Text Animations
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Blur In Text | Text that fades in from a blurred state |
| Dock Text | Text that scales on a dock-style hover |
| Fade Text | Simple opacity fade entrance |
| Font Weight Text | Text that transitions font weight on scroll or trigger |
| Gradual Spacing Text | Letter spacing expands from compressed to full |
| Letter Pull Up Text | Individual letters rise into position |
| Multi Direction Slide Text | Words slide in from multiple directions |
| Scale Letter Text | Letters scale up from zero on entrance |
| Separate Away Text | Letters separate outward on trigger |
| Wavy Text | Letters animate on a wave path |
| Word Pull Up Text | Words pull up into the viewport sequentially |
Backgrounds
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Hacker Background | Matrix-style falling character animation |
| Novatrix Background | Particle or motion-based abstract background |
| Photon Beam | Beam of light animation across the background |
Blocks
| Block | Description |
|---|---|
| Header | Full hero header block with nav |
| Logo Cloud | Horizontal brand logo strip |
| Features | Feature section with icons and descriptions |
| Testimonials | Testimonial grid or carousel block |
| Pricing | Pricing tier comparison block |
| CTA | Call-to-action section block |
| Footer | Page footer block |
Related Resources
- shadcn/ui: The original copy-paste component library that Eldora UI’s installation model mirrors.
- Motion (Framer Motion): The animation library that powers Eldora UI’s motion effects.
FAQs
Q: Can I use Eldora UI with Vite instead of Next.js?
A: Yes. The shadcn CLI works with Vite-based React projects. Run npx shadcn@latest init in your Vite project and follow the prompts to configure components.json for your path aliases. The component installation commands work identically after that.
Q: Does adding an Eldora UI component lock me into a specific version?
A: No. The CLI copies the component source into your project as a static file. There is no ongoing package dependency for the component itself. You can update it by re-running the add command, but that overwrites your local edits.
Q: Can I customize animation duration and easing after installing a component?
A: Yes. Open the component file in src/components/eldoraui/ and locate the Motion props directly in the JSX.
Q: Does Eldora UI work with React Server Components in Next.js App Router?
A: Most animated components rely on Motion and client-side event hooks, so they need the "use client" directive. The installed files should already include it. If a component triggers a server/client boundary error, add "use client" to the top of the file.





