react-open-source-components offers a collection of ready-made React components. These components help you build web interfaces faster by using pre-built UI parts. You do not need to write code from scratch for common elements like buttons, menus, or forms.
This repository provides easy-to-use components that fit well with any React project. You can browse them, choose what you want, and include them into your app or website.
Before you start, make sure your Windows computer meets these needs:
- Windows 10 or later
- A stable internet connection
- At least 4 GB of RAM (8 GB recommended)
- 2 GHz dual-core processor or faster
- At least 200 MB of free disk space
You do not need development tools or programming knowledge to browse or download the components.
This guide helps you download and explore the components on your Windows PC.
Click the big button below to open the GitHub page where you can view and download the components:
This page lists all files and instructions for downloading the components.
On the GitHub page, look for the green Code button near the top right.
- Click Code
- Select Download ZIP at the bottom of the menu
This will save a ZIP file containing all the components to your computer.
After downloading:
- Open File Explorer and find the ZIP file (usually in your Downloads folder)
- Right-click the ZIP file and select Extract All
- Choose where to save the extracted files
- Click Extract
You will now have access to all component files on your computer.
Inside the extracted folder, you will find organized components. Each has:
- A folder with source code files
- A simple explanation document (README or similar) inside each folder
Even without coding knowledge, you can open the README files to understand how each component looks and works.
If you use a website builder or a React editor, you can add these components as described.
If you plan to use these components in a project, here is a simple overview.
- Basic understanding of React or a tool that supports React components
- Node.js installed (for running React projects)
- Code editor like Visual Studio Code (optional but helpful)
- Copy the component folder from the extracted files
- Add it to your React project folder
- Import the component into your project files as shown in the README
- Use the component tag inside your React app’s code
If you are new to React, there are many free tutorials online that guide you step-by-step.
- Buttons: Clickable buttons with different styles
- Forms: Input fields, checkboxes, and dropdown menus
- Navigation: Menus and links for website navigation
- Cards: Content blocks with images and text
- Alerts: Notification boxes with messages
Each component includes basic styling that you can change later if needed.
You can download and view the components. To use them directly on a website, some basic coding or use of a tool that supports React is needed.
Yes, they are open source and free to use under their license.
Once downloaded, you can use the components offline.
Yes. If you have access to a code editor, you can edit how they look and behave.
To start, visit the repository here:
This page contains all files and details you need.
Use these links to learn more about managing files and React basics.
If you plan to develop using these components, installing Node.js and a code editor helps. But to simply browse or download, your standard Windows computer is enough.