Bubble has come a long way, and in 2025, building beautiful, functional apps quickly is easier than ever — thanks to powerful component libraries. Whether you’re prototyping an MVP or launching a polished SaaS product, these libraries help you move faster, stay consistent, and skip the repetitive design work.
Here are the top Bubble component libraries available right now:
Do you have others to add? Please let me know in the comments so we can check them out!
Updates:
Just added all the pricing details for each Component Library so you can quickly see a comparison of the pricing of each library. Very interesting to see.
Added a features list for each of the libraries so you can see what they are offering
The blog post is free, it just requires an email to log in to see it. There is a lot of free content on the eLearning Hub. I have been adding a lot more recently. You can even opt out of any sort of email list if you don’t want it as well. Hope that helps.
Thanks for that. Those will definitely be added to the list. Those were the ones that I couldn’t remember. If you have any others not on the list, please let me know.
Yes, the blog requires an email to read. This is so we can continue to provide free content. I used to have the eLearning Hub require a subscription for everything. But now there is a bunch of free content that we provide.
This was a good quote “ Overall, email paywalls are a way for content creators to balance free access with the need for revenue and audience engagement.” Article
I hope that makes sense. I don’t really understand why this is so offensive to people. I thought this was an improvement to how we had it.
There were also previously a lot more out there but it looks like they have shut their doors. So it’s hard to keep track of which ones are still available. Even NoCodeFusion isn’t clear that they still have the component library from their site since it is focused on AI.
I totally get where you coming from. I just wanted to point out that this is a friction. Also, you may be losing more traffic that could come from organic search, which can be a great source of exposure for an agency
I haven’t seen one that allows us to make our own components and sell them yet either. I know AtomicFusion has tried, but it doesn’t seem that great.
Anyone know if any of them actually have a marketplace that works yet? To me, that would be a game changer. Bubble was supposed to do this, but they stopped half way and never finished their component library.
Thanks for the feedback. Maybe I can try to figure out how to just have the popup show up once they try to click on a paid part of the platform instead of right away. Maybe that would reduce friction a bit? I still feel like people will complain either way. Willing to give it a try though.
If you are asking for suggestions, I’d say detach the Blog from the learning platform. You can keep it within your Bubble app, or take it to Wordpress for even better SEO. You can have both a mailing list opt-in CTA at the end of the blog post/page, and a popup.
You can show the popup in both platforms based on pre-defined rules. These rules are best defined based on engagement and interest factors.
For example, a very successful and widely used rule is that the popup is displayed when a blog post visitor scrolls down a certain percentage on the blog post page. You see how that links to the interest factor. I come from a Wordpress background and I can assure you that there are plenty of good (and mostly freemium) plugins out there just for this purpose.
I’m happy to chat more if you have any questions.
“These libraries will focus on enabling developers to effortlessly integrate highly customizable elements, streamline user interfaces, and optimize performance, thereby significantly reducing development time while enhancing the user experience.”
Definitely missing the ones mentioned above
“integrate highly customizable elements” should eliminate Bubble’s native components and AirDev (which should also be eliminated by optimize performance).
Personally I recommend that people using component libraries use atomic libraries rather than larger templates. e.g NoCodeFusion is good IMO because it’s atomic and limited to small components like buttons/tags/badges/cards etc. Compared to libraries that work on entire views e.g Canvas, its’ so much easier to reduce bloat and build things exactly as they should be built for your app, rather than in the way that another agency builds them for the sake of templatisation.
Yeah, I agree. I always recommend that to my clients compared to templates. You build only what you want and you learn just what you need without having the complexity of a developer that made it their way with a bunch of cryptic naming conventions.
What I mean by that is that, once you add them to their page, they are highly customizable. You can do whatever you want to them after they are copied to your page. I guess that wasn’t very clear.
I thought this was an improvement to how we had it.