Slint + Material Design

It's never been easier to build a touch based device. Combine Slint's production grade toolkit with everyone's favorite Material Design Components

Features

Not everyone wants to build their own UI components

But every product should have a great design.

Stand out from the crowd with an award winning design system. Material components arn't just functional, they are beautiful.

There has never been an easier way to build a Material design product. Slint's simple syntax and powerful tooling will have you shipping in days.

Build your product with the worlds most used design system. It's been the foundation of Android phones since 2014 and proven in billions of devices.

Watches, medical devices, in-car infotainment, and more. Material UI components work seamlessly across desktop, mobile, and embedded platforms.

Designed specifically for touch interfaces with appropriate touch targets and gestures.

Easy theming with Material Theme builder support, allowing you to match your brand colors and design preferences.

Android user? Download the APK and try the gallery on your phone. Otherwise try out the browser version.

Components

Essential components for building modern Slint applications with Material Design

Buttons

Multiple button variants including filled, outlined, and tonal styles for different interaction contexts.

Form Controls

Text fields, checkboxes, switches, and other input components for user data collection.

Cards

Content containers with elevation and various layouts for displaying information in organized, visually appealing ways.

Dialogs

Modal interfaces for important actions, confirmations, and detailed information that require user attention.

Navigation

Drawers, navigation rails, and bottom navigation bars for seamless app navigation and structure.

App Bars

Top-level navigation components with actions, titles, and search functionality for your app's main interface.

Progress Indicators

Loading spinners and progress bars to provide feedback during operations and data loading.

Snackbars

Brief notifications that appear at the bottom of the screen to provide feedback and confirm actions.

Tooltips

Contextual help and information that appears when users hover or focus on interface elements.