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Tremor vs Ninna UI

React components specifically designed for building dashboards. Compare Tremor and Ninna UI side by side to find which React component library fits your project in 2026.

Quick Verdict

Tremor is the best-in-class choice for dashboard-specific React components — charts, KPIs, sparklines, and metrics built on Recharts and Tailwind. If your app is analytics-heavy, Tremor fills a gap that general-purpose libraries don't. Ninna UI covers the rest of the application — forms, navigation, overlays, settings — with 67 components and CSS-only theming. Using both is a common pattern.

Feature Comparison

Side-by-side comparison of key features between Tremor and Ninna UI.

FeatureNinna UITremor
Installation modelnpm packages (12 scoped packages)npm package (monolithic)
Theming approachCSS imports only - zero JS configTailwind config + CSS variables
Dark modeAutomatic via CSS - no provider neededTailwind dark mode (class strategy)
Component count67 components40+ dashboard-focused components
AccessibilityRadix UI internally for complex widgetsBasic ARIA on interactive components
Bundle sizeTree-shakeable, CSS-only themingMedium (includes Recharts dependency)
Tailwind CSSv4 native (CSS-first config)v3 support (v4 in progress)
TypeScriptStrict mode, data-slot typesFull TypeScript support
Customization98 data-slot CSS targets + cn()Tailwind classes + theme config
MaintenanceStandard npm updateStandard npm update
SSR supportFull (React Router / Next.js)Partial (charts need client-side rendering)
React versionReact 19+React 18+
Color systemoklch perceptual colorsTailwind default + custom palette
Learning curveLow - CSS imports + React propsLow - dashboard-specific API
Update mechanismnpm update (semver)npm update (semver)

Why choose Ninna UI

Key advantages of Ninna UI over Tremor for your next project.

67 general-purpose components - Tremor focuses on dashboards only, not full app UI

CSS-only theming with oklch presets - Tremor requires Tailwind config customisation

Tailwind CSS v4 native - Tremor is still on v3 with v4 support in progress

Radix-powered accessibility for complex widgets - Tremor has basic ARIA

Broader component coverage (forms, overlays, navigation) - Tremor is dashboard-specialised

Honest trade-offs

Where Tremor has advantages - we believe in transparent comparisons.

Purpose-built dashboard components - charts, sparklines, KPIs, and metrics that Ninna UI doesn't ship

Built on Recharts - a mature and flexible charting library

Dashboard-specific design language optimised for data density

Active development with a focus on the analytics use case

Good documentation with dashboard examples and templates

Migrating from Tremor

Step-by-step guide to move your project from Tremor to Ninna UI.

  1. 1

    Use Tremor for dashboard/chart components where it excels

  2. 2

    Adopt Ninna UI for the rest of the app (forms, navigation, overlays, settings)

  3. 3

    Replace Tremor's Tailwind config theming with Ninna UI CSS preset imports

  4. 4

    Map Tremor's metric/card components to Ninna UI's Card + Stat components where possible

  5. 5

    Note: The two libraries can coexist - Tremor for charts, Ninna UI for everything else

Ready to try Ninna UI?

Install in under 60 seconds. One CSS import, zero JavaScript config.

npm install @ninna-ui/core @ninna-ui/primitives

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Tremor vs Ninna UI: FAQ

Does Ninna UI have chart components like Tremor?

No — Ninna UI focuses on general-purpose UI components (forms, navigation, overlays, data display). For charts and dashboards, Tremor or a charting library like Recharts is the better choice. The two libraries complement each other.

How does theming compare?

Tremor uses Tailwind config customisation. Ninna UI uses CSS-only theming with oklch presets — one import, no config. If you use both, scope Ninna UI's theme to the non-dashboard parts.

Is Tremor on Tailwind v4?

Tremor is currently on Tailwind v3 with v4 support in progress. Ninna UI is built natively on Tailwind v4's CSS-first configuration.


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