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Bits by Creative Tim

A free library of Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS code snippets from Creative Tim that lets you copy individual UI components instead of downloading a full theme.

About this template

Bits by Creative Tim is a free, MIT-licensed library of Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS code snippets that lets developers copy individual UI components instead of downloading a full theme.

What is Bits by Creative Tim?

Bits by Creative Tim is a collection of standalone code snippets for Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS, maintained by Creative Tim and published on GitHub. It takes the form of a documentation-style site and repository where each snippet targets a specific UI element — such as stats cards, signup pages, alerts, buttons, progress bars, and image shapes — and outputs copyable HTML/CSS code for immediate reuse.

The project is version 1.0.0, licensed under MIT, and lives at github.com/creativetimofficial/bits. Snippets are organized by framework tag (Bootstrap, Tailwind) and many are built on Creative Tim's own design systems: Material Kit, Now UI Kit, Argon Dashboard, and the Tailwind Starter Kit.

Key Features

  • Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS support — Each snippet is tagged by framework; examples include Bootstrap Stats Card, Signup Page, Profile Page Template, Pricing Page, plus Tailwind CSS Alerts, Large Filled Buttons, Progress Bars, and Image Circle Raised.
  • No full theme download — Snippets are individual components, so you copy only the code you need rather than pulling in an entire theme.
  • Built on Creative Tim design systems — Snippets draw from Material Kit, Now UI Kit, Argon Dashboard, and Tailwind Starter Kit, so visual styles are consistent with those product families.
  • MIT licensed — The whole Bits repository is released under the MIT license, free for personal and commercial use.
  • Tagged browsing — The snippets site offers dedicated tag pages for Bootstrap and Tailwind so you can filter by framework.
  • Open source on GitHub — The repository is public, with issue tracking and version badges indicating active maintenance.

Who is it for?

  • Frontend developers — Quickly grab a tested card, form, or button snippet instead of writing the HTML and CSS from scratch.
  • Rapid prototypers — Assemble signup pages, pricing sections, or profile layouts from predefined components to move from mockup to working page faster.
  • Creative Tim product users — Developers already using Material Kit, Now UI Kit, Argon Dashboard, or Tailwind Starter Kit can pull matching snippets that keep the same design language.

What can you do with Bits?

  • Bootstrap developers: drop in a stats card or pricing page snippet built with Argon Dashboard or Material Kit components and style it consistently.
  • Tailwind developers: copy alerts, large filled buttons, progress bars, or raised circular images built with the Tailwind Starter Kit into a Tailwind project.
  • Design system explorers: inspect how Creative Tim structures common UI patterns across Material Kit, Now UI Kit, and Argon Dashboard to learn component markup conventions.

FAQ

Is Bits by Creative Tim free?

Yes. The repository is published under the MIT license, so all snippets are free to use, modify, and redistribute, including in commercial projects.

Does Bits work with both Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS?

Yes. Bits is organized into two main tag groups — Bootstrap snippets and Tailwind snippets — and each snippet page is labeled with its framework so you know which markup you're getting.

Do I need to install a Creative Tim theme to use a snippet?

No. Each snippet is intended to be standalone, so you can copy the code directly into your project without downloading Material Kit, Now UI Kit, Argon Dashboard, or Tailwind Starter Kit, though using those kits will match the original styles.

What kinds of snippets are included?

Examples in the repository include a Bootstrap stats card, signup page, profile page template, and pricing page, plus Tailwind CSS alerts, large filled buttons, progress bars, and image circle raised component.

Where is the code hosted?

The Bits source is hosted on GitHub at github.com/creativetimofficial/bits, with an MIT license file and issue trackers for open and closed issues.

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