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mertjf/tailblocks

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TLDR

A ready-made collection of 60-plus copy-pastable website sections built with Tailwind CSS, available in light and dark mode with multiple color options, requiring no installation or configuration.

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  root((Tailblocks))
    What it does
      Copy paste sections
      60 plus blocks
      No install needed
    Style options
      Light and dark mode
      Color palette
      Responsive design
    Audience
      Vibe coders
      Web designers
    License
      MIT open source
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Copy a pre-built hero section, pricing table, or footer into your project without writing layout code from scratch.

USE CASE 2

Browse Tailblocks for a dark-mode component and paste it directly into your Tailwind CSS project.

Tech stack

JavaScriptTailwind CSS

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min
Use freely in personal and commercial projects under the MIT license with no restrictions.

In plain English

Tailblocks is a collection of over 60 pre-built website sections made with Tailwind CSS, a popular framework for styling web pages. The idea is straightforward: instead of building common page sections from scratch, you visit the Tailblocks website, pick a section you like, and copy the HTML code directly into your own project. The project is not a package or library you install. There is no command to run and nothing to configure. You browse the available blocks on the site, choose a color from the provided palette, toggle between light and dark mode to see how the block looks in each, then click a button to reveal the code. From there you paste it wherever you need it. The blocks are described as responsive, meaning they are designed to adjust to different screen sizes like phones and desktops. Dark mode is supported across all blocks, and color variations let you match a block to your site's palette before copying. This kind of project is useful for people building websites quickly who want a polished starting point without writing repetitive layout code. The code is released under the MIT license, meaning you can use it freely in personal and commercial projects.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
I'm building a landing page with Tailwind CSS, help me combine a Tailblocks hero section, feature grid, and pricing table into a single cohesive page.
Prompt 2
Take this Tailblocks navbar HTML and customize the colors and links for my SaaS product branding.
Prompt 3
I copied a Tailblocks card section but it's not responsive on mobile, help me fix the Tailwind utility classes.
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