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Styled React component library and hooks · by Mantine (open-source project)

Mantine

A free React library with 100+ styled components, 70+ hooks and packages for forms, dates, charts and notifications, styled with CSS modules rather than CSS-in-JS.

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Overview

Mantine is a React component library split into focused packages: @mantine/core for inputs, buttons and overlays, @mantine/hooks for state and UI hooks, @mantine/form for forms, @mantine/dates, @mantine/charts (built on Recharts), @mantine/notifications, code highlighting and more. You install only what you use.

All components are styled with CSS modules and themed through CSS variables. Your own styles can use CSS modules, any other styling solution or plain CSS, and components expose a Styles API to target inner elements. The docs no longer officially support some styling features in Create React App and recommend Vite or Next.js.

Getting started is easiest from official templates for Next.js (app and pages router), Vite and Vanilla Extract, plus community templates. The release log shows a steady cadence: v8.0 in May 2025, v9.0 on 31 March 2026, and minor releases through 9.6.0 on 1 September 2026. The companion site ui.mantine.dev offers 123 free responsive blocks such as headers, stats and authentication pages.

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Pricing and plans

Plan Price What you get
Open source Free All packages and the Mantine UI block collection

No paid tier. The ui.mantine.dev collection of 123 blocks is free.

Source: mantine.dev/getting-started/ · prices as published, excluding tax.

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What it does

100+ components
Inputs, overlays, navigation, data display and layout components in @mantine/core.
Hooks library
@mantine/hooks provides state and UI hooks usable without Mantine components.
Forms and dates
@mantine/form handles validation and state; @mantine/dates adds calendars and date inputs.
Charts
@mantine/charts wraps Recharts with Mantine theming.
Free blocks
123 prebuilt responsive sections on ui.mantine.dev in light and dark themes.
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Strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • Broad coverage including forms, dates and charts
  • No CSS-in-JS runtime
  • Frequent, documented releases
  • Everything is free

Limitations

  • React only
  • Major versions bring breaking changes (v8 in 2025, v9 in 2026)
  • Uses its own styling system rather than Tailwind; mixing needs a community template
  • Some styling features are not officially supported in Create React App
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Who it suits

Good for

  • Dashboards and internal tools
  • Solo developers wanting batteries included
  • Next.js or Vite apps avoiding CSS-in-JS

Look elsewhere if

  • Tailwind-centred design systems
  • Non-React stacks
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Pricing history

  • Mantine 9.0 released

    Mantine 9.0.0 was released on 31 March 2026; 8.3 continued to get patches until March 2026. Source ↗

  • Mantine 8.0 released

    Mantine 8.0.0 was released on 5 May 2025, a new major version after the 7.x line. Source ↗

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Alternatives to Mantine

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Nuxt UI Styled Vue component library on Reka UI and Tailwind
— Open source
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— Free tier
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— Open source
Material UI (MUI) Styled React component library with paid advanced components
$299/yr Free tier
Headless UI Unstyled accessible components for React and Vue
— Open source
shadcn-svelte Copy-in Svelte component collection and CLI
— Open source

All UI component libraries →

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Questions

Does Mantine use Emotion?

No. Current Mantine components are styled with CSS modules and CSS variables.

Is Mantine free?

Yes. All packages and the ui.mantine.dev blocks are free.

Can Mantine be used with Tailwind?

Mantine is compatible with any styling solution, and a community Next.js plus Tailwind template exists.

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