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NextJS version of Material Kit React by Creative Tim
NextJS Material Kit is a free, MIT-licensed Next.js template from Creative Tim that delivers a Material Design component library plus three example pages for landing, login, and profile screens.
NextJS Material Kit is a front-end template that combines the Next.js framework with Material-UI (MUI) to provide a Material Design-inspired UI kit. It takes in a Next.js Pages Router project and outputs a customizable starter with reusable React components — Badge, Card, Button, CustomDropdown, NavPills, Pagination, Parallax, Snackbar, and Typography styles — along with three fully coded example pages (landing, login, profile). Creative Tim built it from Material-UI's official Next.js example and their own Material Kit React, and it's distributed free under the MIT license.
pages/ directory that show how to combine navbars, footers, parallax backgrounds, and content sections.pages/_app.js, pages/_document.js, and the layout conventions from Material-UI's official Next.js starter, so it fits existing Next.js projects using file-based routing.assets/scss with core variables and mixins plus assets/jss for component-level styles, giving developers two paths to override the default look.npm i nextjs-material-kit./, /landingpage, /loginpage, and /profilepage.pages/ and components/ files into your own Next.js project, or edit the existing pages directly and deploy.NextJS Material Kit is free. It is released under the MIT license, and you can download it from GitHub or Creative Tim without paying a fee.
Yes, NextJS Material Kit is free and MIT licensed. You can download it from the GitHub repository or Creative Tim website and use it in personal and commercial projects without paying.
It includes dozens of Material-UI React components (buttons, cards, navbars, inputs, tabs, pagination, parallax, snackbar, and typography variants) plus three full example pages: Landing, Login, and Profile. SCSS and JSS source files are also included.
Yes, it is built on Material-UI and uses the official Material-UI Next.js starter project as its base. Components use Material-UI's hooks, theme, ripples, and transitions.
The template uses the Pages Router structure with the pages/ directory. It was built for Next.js projects that follow classic file-based routing rather than the newer App Router.
The README includes a one-click deploy option to Genezio, and because it's a standard Next.js app, it can be deployed to any Node-compatible hosting platform.
