Introduction
Internet is full of freebies for web designers and developers. Today, we will be covering 42 free UI Kits and templates. All of them are editable in PSD format and mostly covering all of the basic UI elements such as textfield, checkboxes, radio buttons, buttons, drop down menu and some other cover extensive list of elements.
Well, you might say, "They're gorgeous! But what can I do with it?". The simplest way to use it - Prototyping. You can create wireframe/prototype to present your idea to your client. You also can use this UI kit to reskin HTML/Software/App form.
Mac and Windows platforms, they both render the form interface differently, and it's inconsistant in different browsers as well. So, I have found a few tools, tutorials that might able to give you a head start to make sure you know what to do with these beautiful and nicely done User Interface Kit.
However, you will need to do a little bit of investigation to integrate it. But once you've figure it out, you will have an amazing form in your website!
- jqTrasform: jqTrasform is a jQuery styling plugin. It's very easy to integrate and reskin. Most importantly, they've done their best to make it work on ie 6+, safari 2+, firefox 2+
- Niceform: Niceforms is a script that will replace the most commonly used form elements with custom designed ones. You can either use the default theme that is provided or you can even develop your own look with minimal effort.
- Uniformjs: Uniform masks your standard form controls with custom themed controls. It works in sync with your real form elements to ensure accessibility and compatibility. You can design your own theme with Uniformjs theme kit and create most of the code you’ll need using their custom theme generator.
- FancyForm: FancyForm is a powerful checkbox replacement script used to provide the ultimate flexibility in changing the appearance and function of HTML form elements. It's accessible, easy to use and degrades gracefully on all older, non-supporting browsers.
- Checkboxes, Radio Buttons, Select Lists, Custom HTML Form Elements: This JavaScript and CSS will allow you to use custom images to style checkboxes, radio buttons and select lists.
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Impressionist
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The Bricks
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Pandora
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Futurico Pro
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Sleek UI Element
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Blaubarry UI Kit
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Solid UI Kit
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Simple UI Kit
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Free UI Element
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Set delements UI
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Bloom UI Kit
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Apple Styled UI Elements
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Business UI
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Chutzpah User Interface Kit
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UI Elements
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UI-Element Set
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Moonify UI
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Calligraphy GUI Elements
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Sepia GUI Elements
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Black UI Elements
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Mac OSX 10.8 Elements
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Grayness UI Kit
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Blue and White GUI Kit
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UI Element
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Clean UI Element Pack
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Web UI Resources
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Elegant Blue UI
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Light UI
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Black UI
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UI Kit
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Soft UI Kit
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Transparent Glass UI
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e-Commerce Steps UI
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Got Wood UI Design Elements
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Snow UI Kit
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Form Element Styling
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UI Pack
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Design Elements
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Freebies Modern Web UI Set
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Whiteblue Set
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Skinny Kid UI Kit
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Slick UI Elements
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iPhone UIKits light remake
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Glossy 3D UI Kit
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Noire UI Elements
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Blanc Web Elements
They're absolutely something you need to keep it in your graphic/design library. Most of them are organised really well with label and folder in psd files, so it will save your time to make modification. I hope you enjoyed this post. :)





12 Comments
Hallo,
Thank you for your nice article. There are many useful information.
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http://designmodo.com/futurico/ – really big pack
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http://designmodo.com/futurico/
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First I want to tank you for your great work!
I just tried some of those nice UI KITS in the form of psd files out there but... I'm a programmer and, even using Photoshop, I could not find an easy way to export ui elements I need, such as checkboxes or buttons.
In fact, if I could use Gimp, I would simply group levels of interest, merged them together, copied end pasted in a new file and then exported it as png keeping quality and transparency.
Unfortunately, even if those elements are already grouped into layers and sublayers inside the psd file, I cant generate a png file of, say, a checkbox without loosing lot of time trying to manual select the shape and then use some sort of copy and paste: this wastes time and the result is very bad!
Could you please suggest hot to achieve this basic thing with Photoshop? I mean something like "right click on the group of layers related to an ui element and save as png file"!!
Thank for your help,
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