Which React Bits variant matches your project?
Start with the two choices your project already made. JS or TS controls the source language. CSS or TW controls how it is styled. A TypeScript project using Tailwind can start with the TS-TW variant.
- Choose one demo and open its installation instructions for that variant.
- Review the files added to your project and try the effect at the smallest viewport where it will appear.
Pick the matching code variant
Components are offered in JavaScript or TypeScript, with CSS or Tailwind variants. Start with the variant closest to your app so that styling and type conventions remain consistent.
Use motion where it supports the task
The catalog includes text effects, animations, components and backgrounds. Add one effect at a time and inspect its dependencies. Check readable content, focus behavior and mobile rendering after integration.
Read the licensing boundary
The official introduction identifies MIT + Commons Clause licensing. It permits personal and commercial use while restricting selling, sublicensing or redistributing the components themselves. Review the actual terms for your intended distribution.
A few more details
Is React Bits simply MIT licensed?
Its documentation explicitly adds the Commons Clause. The additional restriction matters for component resale and redistribution; a plain MIT label would omit that boundary.
Sources & maker notes
This guide is based on the cited documentation and maker sources. vibeforthat has not run an independent installation or end-to-end product test for this article.