5 Great Resource for Flutter Templates & Components

If you come from a web development background, you already know how pre-made templates can save hours of work and help you launch products quickly. However, in app development—especially with Flutter—there are fewer resources for templates and components. Today, I'll share some of the best options I think will be helpful for you.

1. Flutter Library

Flutter Library offers premium Flutter templates and components that are free. They offer flutter templates for e-commerce apps, chat apps, food delivery, and much more. Plus, they provide over 60 different flutter components.

2. FlutterTemplates.dev

The best part is that this website is also built with Flutter and loads very quickly, showcasing how much progress Flutter web has made. If you’re looking for material-style Flutter templates and components, this website is an excellent choice as well.

3. Flutter Awesome

FlutterAwesome.com is a collection of open-source Flutter projects, making it easy to find projects that are usually hard to locate through a Google search. They offer templates, packages, components, and many popular open-source Flutter projects that you might not know about.

4. Codecanyon

Codecanyon offers a wide range of paid Flutter templates, along with templates for other platforms like React Native, WordPress, JavaScript, and more. They have a rich collection, but make sure to check the reviews before purchasing, as sometimes the code quality may not be the best.

5. GitHub

If none of those resources have the specific templates or components you're looking for, try searching on Google with the template or component name followed by "GitHub." It’s that simple! ?? If someone has created it, you’ll find it; otherwise, you may need to build it yourself.

It’s good to know that FlutterLibrary is developed by The Flutter Way team, with the goal of creating a valuable resource for Flutter templates and components for the awesome Flutter community.

If you’re looking for any specific templates, let us know in the comments, and we’ll try to add them to FlutterLibrary as soon as possible. Thanks for reading, and happy coding!