Browse Kotlin Multiplatform libraries

Declarative UI toolkit enabling programmatic UI via composable functions, offering animations, Material (including Material 3), foundation building blocks, compiler optimizations, runtime state management, and core UI primitives.

Animation library enabling shared element transitions, movement, and transformation animations with a composable function. Features include spring-based specs, lazy list transformations, and transitions between composable screens.

Offers shimmering animation for UI elements, integrated via a simple modifier. Includes customization options like theming and animation boundaries. Supports advanced usage scenarios and custom modifiers.

Enables drag-and-drop reordering in LazyList and LazyGrid components. Provides customizable animations for item placement and drag cancellation, with support for both keyed and indexed lists.

Library for creative coding, real-time, and interactive graphics, offering tools for animations, drawing primitives, color spaces, math functions, and SVG handling. Includes demos and templates for quick start.

Compose Multiplatform port of Lottie, enabling use of animations across various platforms with seamless integration, mirroring usage patterns detailed in the original Lottie documentation.

Configurable doughnut-like charts with animated multi-section rings, top gap/gauge styling, proportional scaling when exceeding caps, granular animation controls, and dynamic data updates with legacy and modern UI support.

Data visualization toolbox enabling consistent rendering across platforms. Offers modules for shapes, colors, interpolation, random data, easing, and more. Inspired by d3js and other libraries.

Compose Multiplatform animation library parses Adobe After Effects animations, inspired by Airbnb/Lottie. Features include loading animations from files, URLs, or JSON strings, controlling playback, adjusting speed, setting iterations, and observing state changes.

Offers a set of customizable chart components, including BarChart, BubbleChart, Dial, GasBottle, LineChart, and PieChart. Supports theming and animation for enhanced visual appeal and user experience.

Declarative navigation library supporting simple and nested navigation, parameters, bottom and tab navigation, side drawers, state saving, and transition animations, with back press handling.

Library enables mesmerizing shader backgrounds in Compose-based UIs, offering a `Modifier` for seamless integration. Includes various shaders with different licenses, enhancing visual appeal in user interfaces.

Enables creation of visually appealing and dynamic text displays with various styles like sliding, scrolling, blinking, and typing. Offers utility functions for loading and timekeeping.

Library facilitates building interactive presentations, using state-driven approaches, with scenes and frames for smooth transitions, leveraging Compose for animations and theming.

Enhance apps with vibrant, customizable confetti animations using a lightweight library. Features include adjustable speed, direction, colors, shapes, and seamless integration with Compose.

Interactive 3D exploded-view effect for UI layers — animate collapsed/exploded states, draggable rotation, adjustable spread, axis and easing, integrates with any composable layout.

Integrates Rive animations with a unified API for Android and iOS, offering easy integration, native performance, state machine support, and flexible configuration options. Currently experimental.

Provides a Tinder-like card stack interface with a LazyColumn-like API, supporting swipe gestures, advanced animations, and programmatic card swiping. Includes callback for swipe detection and method to return previous cards.

Physics-driven particle effects with two renderers: layout-based custom particle content and high-performance canvas; directional gravity, edge behaviors (bounce/stick/wrap), blend modes, multi-emitter orchestration.

Offers a declarative API for managing Snackbars, supporting global and local messages, type-safe custom messages, flexible positioning, custom UI, and animations.

Modular, customizable wheel-style picker: supply custom item and window components, style items by position, adjust buffer, animation and scroll friction, plus animated programmatic scrolling.

Display and parse emoji in strings, extract and list emoji, replace short-codes/emoticons; render using Noto images or animations with system-font fallback and customizable download handling.

Enhances user interfaces by facilitating the creation of sequential animations, offering hierarchical management, robust error handling, and customizable transitions for an intuitive animation experience.

Shared UI samples and app skeletons with modular common/platform source sets, platform-specific entrypoints, and ready-built Gradle tasks for building and running development targets.

Lightweight library for working with maps, markers, polylines, and camera movements. Enables seamless integration with Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI, providing powerful abstractions and utilities for map-based applications.

2D physics layout container turning UI elements into simulated rigid bodies with fixed-timestep JBox2D simulation, shapes, boundaries, pointer dragging modes, collision/drag/step events.

Enables creation and customization of animated sheep graphics with features like random fluff colors, spinning animations, and adjustable leg styles, using simple size strategies.

Responsive swipe-to-delete component inspired by Material 3 expressive notifications, offering drag coordination, dismiss callbacks, smooth animations, customizable shapes/settings, and easy list integration.

Feature-rich skeleton and shimmer UI toolkit offering customizable shimmer types (linear, radial, pulse, wave), global pause/resume, staggered animations, Material 3 theming, accessibility and lifecycle-aware performance.

Coroutine-driven modern router enabling suspendable cross-module navigation with compile-time annotation scanning, automatic route/service aggregation, type-safe parameter passing, lifecycle-bound ViewModels, service discovery, and advanced transitions.