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Official Angular components built for Flowbite and Tailwind CSS
Flowbite Angular is a GitHub-hosted component library that brings the Flowbite design system to Angular applications using Tailwind CSS. It is developed by the Flowbite team and currently has 231 stars on GitHub.
Flowbite Angular is the official Angular component library for the Flowbite design system, built on top of Tailwind CSS. The library takes common UI elements and implements them as Angular components that integrate with Angular's component model, rather than as static HTML snippets. It is published on GitHub under the Flowbite organization and offers a way to use Flowbite's design language inside Angular projects. As an Angular library, it is written in TypeScript and relies on Tailwind CSS utility classes for styling.
Official Flowbite implementation — The library is created by the Flowbite team, so it matches the design patterns and naming conventions used across Flowbite's other framework integrations.
Angular-native components — Every UI piece is written as an Angular component, meaning it participates in Angular's change detection, dependency injection, and input/output event flow.
Tailwind CSS utilities — Styling is done with Tailwind CSS utility classes, so developers can adjust colors, spacing, and typography directly in their templates without writing custom CSS.
TypeScript support — Because it uses Angular, it is written in TypeScript and provides type definitions for component inputs and events.
Public source code — The code is open for anyone to view on GitHub; developers can inspect implementations, file issues, and submit pull requests.
Angular developers — If you build Angular applications and want to use Flowbite's ready-made components instead of crafting every button, card, and modal by hand, this library gives you the components with Angular idioms already applied.
Tailwind CSS users — Teams that already use Tailwind CSS for styling will find these components fit into their utility-first workflow, since all styling relies on Tailwind classes.
Flowbite users in the Angular ecosystem — Developers who know Flowbite from other frameworks can use the same design language in Angular projects.
The library is available for free on GitHub, and its source code is openly accessible for anyone to use and modify.
Yes, the library is publicly hosted on GitHub and its source code is freely accessible. There is no indication of paid tiers or licensing fees for the component library itself.
Flowbite Angular is the official Angular implementation of the Flowbite UI component library, built on Tailwind CSS. It provides Angular-native components that follow Flowbite's design language.
Yes, the components are styled with Tailwind CSS utility classes, so a Tailwind-configured Angular project is required for the components to display correctly.
