Best Component Libraries for Google Docs

Magic UI is a free and open source UI library crafted for design engineers, offering over 150 animated components and effects built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion. It serves as a perfect companion to shadcn/ui, enabling developers to create visually engaging landing pages and user interfaces with minimal effort. It includes a diverse range of components such as animated text, buttons, backgrounds, device mockups, and special effects like confetti and neon gradients. Magic UI Pro extends this offering with 50+ professionally designed blocks and templates tailored for various applications, including AI agents, developer tools, mobile apps, SaaS products, startups, and portfolios. These templates are built with React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion, ensuring responsive design and smooth animations.

Velt is a full-stack collaboration SDK that enables developers to embed rich, real-time, and asynchronous collaboration features into web applications with minimal effort. With Velt, you can add contextual comments (à la Figma or Google Docs), live presence indicators, shared editing, “follow me” view modes, and Slack/Meet-style huddles (audio, video, screen sharing). Velt also offers built-in Loom-style recording (screen, camera, or audio), complete with AI-powered transcription and auto-summaries, so users can leave video or voice feedback and later search or scrub to relevant bits. Additional collaboration tools include in-app notifications, mentions, reactions, arrows/highlights for annotation, analytics dashboards for tracking engagement, and flexible UI components you can style to match your app’s branding. It handles all the complexity, real-time syncing, conflict resolution (via CRDTs), offline handling, scaling, and optional self-hosting.