LanguageGUI

Open-source UI Kit for building conversational AI interfaces

Free

Description

LanguageGUI is an open-source design system and UI Kit created for Figma, designed to help developers and designers build sophisticated conversational interfaces for large language model (LLM) applications. Developed by Tonki Labs, this toolkit offers a comprehensive set of components tailored for modern chat and messaging experiences, simplifying the creation and customization of LLM-powered app interfaces.

With an MIT License and no associated costs, LanguageGUI enables both individuals and teams to accelerate the prototyping and development process for conversational AI UIs in personal or commercial projects.

Key Features

100+ UI components & customizable screens: Extensive set of building blocks for chat and conversational UIs
10+ conversational UI widgets: Specialized widgets for diverse chat functionalities
30+ pre-built screens: Ready-made layouts to accelerate project kickoff
20+ chat bubbles: Multiple chat bubble styles for messaging interfaces
5+ chat sidebars with customizable settings: Flexible sidebars to enhance user navigation
8+ prompt boxes: Configurable input and prompt modules
Multi-prompt workflow screen designs: Support for complex prompt flows
Dark mode included: UI variants for light and dark themes
Designed with variables and styles: Easily customizable and scalable across projects
Figma Auto Layout: Built for modern, responsive Figma workflows
MIT License: Free for personal or commercial use

Use Cases

Designing conversational AI web applications
Prototyping LLM-powered chatbots in Figma
Creating customizable chat UIs for AI assistants
Developing UI layouts for multi-prompt LLM workflows
Accelerating UX/UI development for AI-driven platforms

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is LanguageGUI Figma UI Kit?

LanguageGUI is free. No hidden upsells, tricks or anything.

Can I use LanguageGUI for commercial purposes?

Yes. LanguageGUI is released under MIT License, so you can use it freely on personal or commercial projects without required attribution.

Who is behind LanguageGUI?

LanguageGUI is the first of twelve projects (one per month, during 2024) by the team behind Tonki Labs. The major contributions to LanguageGUI were made by Mauro Sicard and Miguel Joya, along with smaller contributions from other members of the team.

Are there plans to transform LanguageGUI into a code library?

There are no current plans to build a code library, but if there is enough interest from the community, it may be considered in the future.