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Blazorise vs Material UI
React-only library; not compatible with Blazor, but offers a large component set.
BlazoriseThe modern UI components for Blazor
Material UIReact components implementing Material DesignWhich to pick
Pick Blazorise if you want…
- Multi-framework Blazor UI library
- Integrations with Bootstrap 5, Material Design or Ant Design (on Blazorise's list, not Material UI's)
Pick Material UI if you want…
- Customizable React UI component library
- Integrations with React, TypeScript or JavaScript (on Material UI's list, not Blazorise's)
Side by side
- What it is
- Blazorise:Blazorise is an open-source UI component library for Blazor with 100+ components and multiple CSS framework skins.
- Material UI:MUI is an open-source library of customizable, accessible React components that implement Material Design or your own design system.
- Best for
- Blazorise:Multi-framework Blazor UI library
- Material UI:Customizable React UI component library
- Who it’s for
- Blazorise:Blazor developers building web apps, from individual contributors to enterprise teams.
- Material UI:React developers building production-ready UIs, from startups to large product teams.
- Pricing
- Blazorise:Freemium
- Material UI:Freemium
- Plans
- Blazorise:Community Free · Professional €590 per year · Enterprise €990 per year
- Material UI:Community Free · Pro $299 / year / dev per year per developer · Premium $599 / year / dev per year per developer · Enterprise $1,399 / year / dev per year per developer
- Open source
- Blazorise:Yes, 3,535 GitHub stars
- Material UI:Yes, 99,122 GitHub stars
- Works with
- Blazorise:Bootstrap 5, Material Design, Ant Design, Fluent 2, Bulma
- Material UI:React, TypeScript, JavaScript, CSS
Blazorise features
- 100+ UI components. Ready-made components such as DataGrid, Scheduler, Charts, Validation, Autocomplete and Video.
- 7+ CSS providers. Same component API works with Bootstrap, Tailwind, Material, Ant Design, Fluent, Bulma and more.
- Responsive utilities. Fluent Razor parameters for spacing, flex, borders, shadows and breakpoints directly in markup.
- Enterprise components. Advanced widgets like Gantt, PivotGrid, Maps and reporting designer.
- Theming & design system. Centralized theme settings for colors, typography and sizing across all providers.
- Support & licensing options. Free Community license, paid Professional/Enterprise plans with premium support and extra assets.
Material UI features
- Extensive component library. Over 40 free components and many advanced ones for data-rich apps, ready for production.
- Theming & customization. Full control over colors, typography and component behavior to match any design system.
- Accessibility focus. Components are built with accessibility standards and keyboard navigation support.
- Comprehensive documentation. Detailed docs with examples, contributed by over 2,000 community members.
- MUI X advanced components. Pro and Premium grids, charts, schedulers and other complex UI widgets.
- Design kits & templates. Ready-made UI templates and design-tool kits to jump-start projects.
Blazorise vs Material UI FAQ
Is Blazorise or Material UI free?+
Blazorise has a free plan (Community) and paid plans. Material UI has a free plan (Community) and paid plans.
Is Blazorise or Material UI open source?+
Yes, both are open source: Blazorise (Megabit/Blazorise on GitHub) and Material UI (mui/material-ui on GitHub, MIT license).
Do Blazorise and Material UI integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: Blazorise lists Bootstrap 5, Material Design, Ant Design, Fluent 2 and 1 more; Material UI lists React, TypeScript, JavaScript and CSS.
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