The big one: every block on the site has moved from Radix to Base UI.

• Every block is now built on Base UI — every block in the catalogue and every underlying primitive was ported, and Radix is gone from the project entirely. Anything you install from now on comes with Base UI. Code you copied earlier keeps working as it is.

• Blocks ship as readable components — large blocks used to be one enormous file. They are now split into named parts, so you can find the piece you want to change. The registry installs multi-file blocks properly, so npx shadcn add gives you the same structure we ship.

• Rewritten component docs — every component page, live demo and composition example is Base UI, with a page covering what changed if you are coming from Radix.

• Polish across the catalogue — animated tab pills in the charts, cart totals that count on change, working checkboxes in the login and signup forms, and layout fixes on phones and tablets throughout.

• Purchases follow you in on any sign-in — v2.3.0 fixed this for social sign-up; a guest purchase is now claimed when you log in as well.

Fixes

• Charts, widgets, app shells, error pages and checkout forms had layout that broke on narrow screens

• The Columns menu crashed datatable-4, and the chart-6 legend sat out of line

• Block previews sized their iframe wrongly, so long blocks were clipped

• Pagination rendered as buttons rather than links

• Block counts across the site are now read from the live catalogue instead of hand-typed, so they cannot drift again

• Dead-end mentions of Discord, Polar, the docs and the free blocks are now real links

A small maintenance release:

• Guest purchases follow you into a Google or GitHub account — check out as a guest, then sign up with social, and your paid access comes with you. It used to leave you on the free plan.
• Corrected demo data in product-overview-4 — the product name, price and alt text now match the images. Rebuilt in the registry, so npx shadcn add serves the fix.
• Steadier blog pages — articles no longer jump as featured images load.

Fixes

• Team invitations were skipped when accepted by signing up with Google or GitHub

A maintenance release — the one that matters is a CLI install fix for three blocks:

• Chart and widget blocks install correctly again — v2.1.0 fixed overflow and layout bugs in chart-3, chart-6 and widget-3 on the site, but the registry was still serving the old code. If you installed any of those three with the shadcn CLI since then, you got the pre-fix version with the overflow bug — reinstall to pick up the fix.
• Old cheatsheet links now reach the docs — every /cheatsheet URL redirects to its documentation page instead of dead-ending, so bookmarks and shared links keep working.
• Cleaner docs — removed leftover starter pages that were live and indexable but linked from nowhere.

Fixes

• Changelog entries had nested text styling that made body copy render inconsistently
• Homepage roadmap ordering simplified so cards appear in a stable order

• Block Preview Code Tree — browse a block's full file structure in the preview

• Rebuilt Block Customizer — new color palette picker; removed the old copy-code button in favor of the code tree

• 58-Component Documentation Library — every shadcn/ui component now has its own docs page with a live, interactive demo, install/usage instructions, accessibility notes, and FAQs, plus a new Base UI vs. Radix migration guide

• New AI-chat UI primitives — Marker, Message, and Message Scroller components, documented and ready ahead of upcoming AI-chat blocks

• Fixed several visual bugs in blocks: missing gradient overlays, broken flex-shrink behavior, and missing keyboard-focus outlines (accessibility) across marketing, e-commerce, and application blocks

• Fixed chart rendering issues (clipped pie chart legend, clipped radial bar chart) and a mislabeled widget

• Fixed inconsistent card heights on the blocks index and category pages

• Fixed animations snapping back instead of closing smoothly on dropdowns, dialogs, popovers, and other overlays

Figma file update

• Added new e-commerce blocks as reusable Figma components

• Added all required icons for the new e-commerce blocks

• Enabled switchable icon support across the new blocks

• Added dedicated color variables for the e-commerce block collection

Get the plugin: ShadcnStore Create on Figma Community, or see the Figma UI kit.

Security

• Connecting Google sign-in to an existing email/password account now requires you to be signed in to that account first. Previously a matching email address alone was enough.

We’ve rolled out some major improvements to make building faster and smoother:

• Figma UI Kit with fully integrated shadcn-based components and blocks

• Drag & Drop Builder in Figma for effortless template creation

• Icon Integration across the entire file using Figma variables

• Updated Blocks aligned with the latest shadcn/create standards

• Figma Landing Page: https://shadcnstore.com/figma

• Improved Documentation for faster onboarding and usage

• Payment Migration from Paddle to Polar for a smoother checkout experience

• 15+ new blocks added in 3 new sections:

  • Charts

  • Data Tables

  • Dashboard Widgets

• Added New Templates Page with link to free Admin Dashboard & Landing Page

  • Free Admin Dashboard

  • Free Landing Page

• Updated Home Page UI

We have just released the first collection of 150+ blocks, including 40+ free blocks. This is a significant milestone for ShadcnStore, and we are excited to share it with you.

ShadcnStore is a platform that provides a wide range of blocks for developers to use in their projects. The blocks are designed to be easy to use and customizable, allowing developers to create unique and engaging user interfaces.

With the release of the first collection, we are confident that ShadcnStore will become a valuable resource for developers looking to enhance their projects with high-quality blocks.

We would like to thank our community for their support and feedback during the development of ShadcnStore. We are committed to continuously improving the platform and adding new features to make it even more useful for developers.

Stay tuned for more updates and new collections in the future!