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atelier-ui

v1.0.1

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Atelier UI

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🎨 What is Atelier UI?

Atelier (French for workshop) is a growing library of fully customizable React animated components and tooling that help developers create interactive user experiences with ease.

✨ Features

  • It's your code. Components are copied into your project and remain fully customizable.
  • Ready-made effects. Text animations, cursor interactions, scroll effects, transitions, and more.
  • A real WebGL system. Components share a single canvas and stay aligned to the DOM.
  • Built for React 19 + Tailwind v4. Works with Next.js, Vite, or any React setup.

📦 Install

Add any component by name:

npx atelier-ui add fluid-distortion

This copies the source into your project, pulls in anything shared, and installs the dependencies it needs.

🛠️ CLI

npx atelier-ui add [component]

| Option | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | --path | src/components | Component destination | | --shared-path | src | Shared files destination | | --registry | https://www.atelier-ui.com/api/registry | Registry URL | | --force | false | Overwrite existing files | | --no-install | — | Skip dependency installation |

⚙️ How it works

Most components are a single file you copy and edit.

WebGL components share one canvas. A provider wraps the app root once, and each component renders as a normal element while staying aligned to the DOM as the page scrolls and resizes.

  • WebGL Image, Video, and Text mirror a real DOM element onto a tracked plane, so the page stays accessible.
  • WebGL Scene has its own camera and renders into a tracked area, for effects that need camera motion.

📖 Docs

Browse every component with live previews at atelier-ui.com/docs.

🤝 Contributing

See the contribution guide.

📄 License

MIT.