Material Kit React

Material Kit - React is a free, open-source admin dashboard template built on Next.js with Material UI components, offering 9 ready-to-use demo pages and a mocked authentication flow.

What is Material Kit - React?

Material Kit - React is a free React admin dashboard built by Devias using MUI (Material UI) components, React 18, and the Next.js framework. It provides a complete set of dashboard pages and layouts that developers can use as a starting point for building internal tools, admin panels, or back-office applications. The template outputs a fully runnable Next.js project with pages like dashboard, companies, customers, account, settings, login, and register, and it supports npm and Yarn installation.

Key Features

• 9 demo pages — includes Dashboard, Companies, Customers, Account, Settings, Products, 404, Login, and Register pages, each with modern Material Design layouts.
• Mocked authentication — a ready login and register flow with mock data, so you can test app navigation without wiring a real backend.
• MUI components — built entirely on Material UI v5 components, including data tables, forms, navigation, and cards, with the default MUI theme.
• Next.js framework — uses Next.js for server-side rendering, routing, and fast development with hot reload.
• React 18 support — built for React 18; requires up-to-date Node.js and npm versions.
• Free Figma Community file — a design library kit is available on Figma Community for duplicating and extending the UI.
• MIT license — the free version is open-source and licensed under MIT, allowing personal and commercial use.
• Quick start — clone from GitHub, install dependencies with npm or Yarn, and run with a single command.

Who is it for?

• Developers building admin panels — use it as a boilerplate for internal dashboards and management interfaces, with all the layout and component scaffolding already in place.
• Startups prototyping back-office features — take advantage of the mocked authentication and ready-made pages to demo product ideas quickly.
• Front-end developers learning Material UI — study how MUI components are structured and composed in a real Next.js project.

Use cases

• Admin dashboard development: spin up a full dashboard UI in minutes by cloning the repo and running npm install, then customize the MUI theme and add your own pages.
• Authentication flow testing: use the mocked login and register pages to validate user flows and navigation before connecting a real auth provider.
• Design handoff: pair the Figma Community file with the React code to align designers and developers on a consistent Material Design system.

How does Material Kit - React work?

The template is a standard Next.js app. Download or clone it, install dependencies with npm install or yarn, then start the dev server with npm run dev or yarn dev. Views are served on localhost:3000, and the file structure separates components, contexts, guards, HOCs, hooks, layouts, sections, theme, and pages for easy navigation.

Pricing

The free version is open-source under the MIT license and includes all 9 demo pages with mocked authentication. A paid PRO version adds 40+ demo pages, real authentication providers (Amplify, Auth0, JWT, Firebase), dark and light mode, a CRA version, TypeScript (Standard Plus and Extended licenses), and design files (Sketch and Figma). No dollar amounts are listed on this page.

FAQ

Is Material Kit - React free?

Yes, the version described in this README is free and licensed under MIT. You can use it for personal and commercial projects, and you don't need to pay for the free version. The pro upgrade is sold separately through the MUI store.

What pages are included in the free version?

The free version includes 9 demo pages: Dashboard, Companies, Customers, Account, Settings, Products, 404, Login, and Register. The 404 and auth pages are useful for route and error handling demos.

Does the free version include authentication?

The free version includes a mocked authentication flow with login and register pages. Real authentication providers such as Amplify, Auth0, JWT, and Firebase are only available in the PRO version.

Which framework and component library does it use?

It uses Next.js as the React framework and Material UI (MUI) for all components. The project is built for React 18 and can be installed with either npm or Yarn.

Can I use the Figma file?

Yes, Devias shares a free Figma Community file for the dashboard design library. You can duplicate it from the Figma Community to use as a design reference before implementing your own screens.