What is this?
A curated list (awesome-list) of Android UI/UX libraries, organized by component type: layouts, buttons, lists/grids, view pagers, labels/forms, images, seek bars, progress indicators, menus, dialogs, calendars, graphs, animations, parallax, blur/other effects, and Jetpack Compose components.
Is this a library itself or an index of other libraries?
It's just an index: a markdown README listing dozens of third-party Android UI libraries with their license and a demo link, grouped by category.
How is the list organized, and how do I find what I need?
The README has an Index section at the top linking to categories like Jetpack Compose, Layout, Button, List/Grid, ViewPager, Dialog, Calendar, Graph, Animation, Parallax, Effect, and Other; each category is a table of library name, license, and demo link.
Do I need anything beyond picking a library?
No, this repo itself has no code or dependencies; you just browse the list and then add whichever listed Android library you choose into your own Android project via Gradle/Maven as that library documents.
Are the listed libraries actively maintained?
Many entries are old Android UI libraries (some from the pre-Jetpack-Compose era, some from the Eclipse/early Gradle days) and several show 'UnKnown' license or no demo link, so you should check each project's own activity before relying on it.
Who is this list for?
Android developers looking for off-the-shelf UI components (both classic View-based and modern Jetpack Compose) instead of building custom widgets from scratch.
Does it cover Jetpack Compose UI libraries too, or only old View-based ones?
Yes, there is a dedicated Jetpack Compose section at the top of the index with libraries like Landscapist, Flinger, Orchestra, and ComposeCookBook, alongside the many legacy View-based libraries.
What kind of UI components can I find here?
Everything from layouts, buttons, lists/grids, and view pagers to progress bars, dialogs, calendars, charts, animations, and visual effects like blur and parallax.
Is there a maintainers section or is this purely community-curated?
The README has a Maintainers section crediting the people who curate the list, in addition to the many individual library authors.
What are similar projects?
awesome-ios-ui, android-open-project, open-source-android-apps, awesome-flutter, awesome-github-vue, Android-PickerView, React-Native-Apps, awesome-shizuku
Which topics is it in?
jetpack-compose, catalog, android-app, component-library, gaming, mobile-app, awesome, ui-components, animation, java, mobile, ui




























































































































































































































































































