What Is TitanUI and What Can You Find on It?

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TitanUI (titanui.com) is a free design-resource library that advertises more than 20,000 items for graphic, web, mobile, and UI/UX work. It is a good fit if you need ready-made icons, UI kits, mockups, fonts, or vector graphics for Figma, PSD, SVG, or PNG workflows and want to browse a large catalog rather than commission or build assets from scratch. Everything described on the site is presented as free; the available material does not state pricing tiers, account requirements, or license terms, so check those on each download page before using an asset in a project.

What kinds of resources does TitanUI offer?

The catalog spans the common asset types a designer needs mid-project:

  • Icons — the largest visible category, including pixel-art sets, hand-drawn gesture and cursor icons, 3D e-commerce icons, liquid-glass icons, editable-stroke icons, and app/system icon packs.
  • UI kits — for example an iOS 26 Control Center UI kit and a FIFA World Cup 2026 design kit for Figma.
  • Mockups — device mockups such as iMac, MacBook, and iPhone scenes in Figma, plus PSD mockups like a phone-in-hands shot and a vintage bandana mockup.
  • Fonts — including a handwritten xkcd font in TTF, WOFF, and OTF, and the Maple Mono monospace font.
  • Vector graphics and patterns — abstract line patterns, vector maps (US states and counties), holiday backgrounds, and illustration sets.
  • Website templates — for example a minimal portfolio template offered in PSD and HTML.

What formats and tools are supported?

Assets are distributed in formats that match the tool named in each listing. The most common are:

Format Typical use on the site
Figma UI kits, icon sets, mockups, design kits
PSD Mockups and layered design files
SVG Icons, logos, vector graphics
PNG 3D icons, rendered graphics
TTF / WOFF / OTF Fonts
HTML Website templates

If your workflow is Figma-first, most featured items are Figma files. If you work in Photoshop, the PSD mockups and templates are the relevant section.

How is the site organized for browsing?

The homepage is built around four browsing blocks: Featured Freebies, Latest Free Design Resources, Popular This Month, and Discover. The latest-resources feed is paginated across more than 1,300 pages, which tells you the catalog is broad but also that finding a specific asset is easier through category browsing than scrolling. "Popular This Month" is a practical shortcut when you want proven, commonly used assets — recent entries there included liquid-glass icons, a World Cup 2026 kit, an iPhone 17 vector mockup set, and iOS 26 app icons.

Who is it for, and when should you look elsewhere?

TitanUI suits designers who want free, ready-to-use assets to speed up mockups, prototypes, and client presentations, and who are comfortable checking each item's license before commercial use. It is less suited if you need guaranteed licensing documentation up front, a curated single style system, or assets in a format the site does not list. In those cases, a paid marketplace or a custom design pass is the safer route.

Practical next step

Start with the category that matches your deliverable — icons for interface work, mockups for presentations, fonts for branding — and open the individual resource page to confirm the file format and usage terms before downloading.