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Fluent UI

Updated: Oct 16, 2026

Microsoft's open-source React UI framework for building consistent, accessible experiences that fit into Microsoft 365, with design tokens and pre-built components

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About Fluent UI

Overview

Fluent UI is Microsoft's official front-end framework for building experiences that fit into Microsoft 365. It delivers a shared library of UI components, design tokens, and guidance so applications look and behave consistently with Microsoft's own products.

The framework is open source and developed in the open on GitHub, and it continues to evolve through the Fluent 2 design language. Microsoft engineering teams use it across the company's web products, and external developers adopt the same components, themes, and accessibility features for their own applications.

Key Benefits

  • Open-source React component library maintained by Microsoft
  • Design tokens and theming that support light and dark modes
  • Keyboard navigation and screen-reader support built into components
  • Design language shared with Microsoft 365 products
  • Regular releases and an active contributor community on GitHub

How It Works

Developers install the Fluent UI packages into a React project and compose interfaces from pre-built components such as buttons, inputs, dialogs, and data grids. Design tokens drive theming, so applications inherit the Microsoft design language without hand-written CSS for every control.

Use Cases

  • React developers building enterprise web applications
  • Product teams creating add-ins and experiences that fit into Microsoft 365
  • Design system teams distributing a shared component library across an organization
  • Accessibility-focused teams that need keyboard and screen-reader support out of the box

Why Choose This Product

Fluent UI ships the same components Microsoft uses to build its own experiences, so teams get a design language that is actively invested in and already proven at scale. Because it is open source, developers can inspect the code, contribute fixes, and keep the library aligned with their needs.

Fluent UI Pros & Cons

Strengths
  • Open-source React component library maintained by Microsoft
  • Designed to fit into Microsoft 365 experiences
  • Design tokens and theming with light and dark mode support
  • Keyboard navigation and screen-reader support built in
  • Active GitHub community with regular releases

Key Features

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React components

Fluent UI provides a large library of pre-built React components, from buttons and inputs to data grids, for composing web interfaces.

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Design tokens

A design token system drives theming for colors, typography, and spacing across light and dark modes.

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Accessibility support

Components ship with keyboard navigation and screen-reader support to help teams build accessible experiences.

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Microsoft 365 alignment

The framework targets experiences that fit into Microsoft 365 and matches Microsoft's design language.

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Open source

Fluent UI is open source and developed on GitHub with an active contributor community.

Fluent UI Pricing

Free
Free

Pricing extracted from the product website and may change. Check the source for current details.