Shadcn/UI is a component library built on Tailwind CSS and Radix UI primitives. Unlike traditional libraries, you copy components directly into your project, giving you full control over styling and behavior.

How do I install Shadcn/UI components?

Use the shadcn CLI to add components: npx shadcn@latest add [component-name]. This copies the component files directly into your project.

Can I customize Shadcn/UI components?

Yes, since components are copied into your project, you have complete control. Modify styling, add props, or change behavior as needed.

Is Shadcn/UI free to use?

Yes, Shadcn/UI is completely free and open-source. Components are MIT licensed and you can use them in any project, including commercial ones.

Aspect Ratio Component - shadcn/ui Examples

About the shadcn/ui Aspect Ratio Component

The Aspect Ratio component is part of shadcn/ui — a collection of accessible, copy-paste React components built with Radix UI and Tailwind CSS. Install it with `npx shadcn@latest add aspect-ratio` and copy it directly into your project.

Aspect Ratio Component — Frequently Asked Questions

How is Shadcn/UI different from other UI libraries?

Unlike Material-UI or Ant Design, Shadcn/UI doesn't install as a dependency. Components are copied into your project, giving you complete ownership and customization control.

Do I need to install Shadcn/UI as a package?

No, Shadcn/UI components are copied directly into your codebase. You only need Tailwind CSS and the specific Radix UI primitives each component uses.

Can I use Shadcn/UI with Next.js?

Yes, Shadcn/UI works perfectly with Next.js App Router and Pages Router, React, Vite, and any React-based framework.

How do I customize Shadcn/UI components?

Since components live in your codebase, you can modify them directly. Change styles, add props, or alter behavior. Use CSS variables for theme customization.

Are Shadcn/UI components accessible?

Yes, all components are built on Radix UI primitives, which follow WAI-ARIA guidelines and support keyboard navigation, screen readers, and focus management.