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LandingfolioDribbble
Quick read
- Free with no card: Dribbble.
- Editor's pick: Landingfolio.
| Field | Landingfoliolandingfolio.com | Dribbbledribbble.com |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Two products: a gallery of shipped landing pages filterable by industry and color, and a component library shipping actual code in Tailwind, React, Vue, HTML, Figma and Webflow — extracted from real pages rather than invented. | Social portfolio network of static UI 'shots'. Images only — no files, no code, no Figma sources unless a designer chooses to link one. Much of what trends is unbuilt concept work. |
| Category | Inspiration & reference | Inspiration & reference |
| Cost tier | mixed | free |
| Pricing | Free tier · $59 lifetime | Free · Pro $48–$1,188/yr |
| Why builders pick it | Best value on the whole list at $59 lifetime. Rare case where the answer is real code, not prompt fuel: grab the Tailwind version, paste into Lovable, then ask it to refactor into shadcn primitives. Ships an MCP server at 1,000 requests/day so Claude can pull components directly. | Two real uses: the color search (filter the entire gallery by a hex value, useful when a brand color is fixed), and vocabulary — shot titles teach you the terms ('bento grid', 'editorial hero') that make Lovable prompts land. Treat the polish as aspirational. |
| Watch out for | not logged | not logged |
| How to wire it up | not logged | not logged |
| Editor's pick | Yes | No |
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# Tool comparison — Landingfolio vs Dribbble
Source: Kbaise, a directory of tools that work with Lovable projects.
Pick one and tell me why before writing any integration code.
## Landingfolio (landingfolio)
- URL: https://www.landingfolio.com/
- Category: Inspiration & reference
- Cost: mixed — Free tier · $59 lifetime
- What it is: Two products: a gallery of shipped landing pages filterable by industry and color, and a component library shipping actual code in Tailwind, React, Vue, HTML, Figma and Webflow — extracted from real pages rather than invented.
- Why builders pick it: Best value on the whole list at $59 lifetime. Rare case where the answer is real code, not prompt fuel: grab the Tailwind version, paste into Lovable, then ask it to refactor into shadcn primitives. Ships an MCP server at 1,000 requests/day so Claude can pull components directly.
- Full dossier: /api/public/tools/landingfolio
## Dribbble (dribbble)
- URL: https://dribbble.com/
- Category: Inspiration & reference
- Cost: free — Free · Pro $48–$1,188/yr
- What it is: Social portfolio network of static UI 'shots'. Images only — no files, no code, no Figma sources unless a designer chooses to link one. Much of what trends is unbuilt concept work.
- Why builders pick it: Two real uses: the color search (filter the entire gallery by a hex value, useful when a brand color is fixed), and vocabulary — shot titles teach you the terms ('bento grid', 'editorial hero') that make Lovable prompts land. Treat the polish as aspirational.
- Full dossier: /api/public/tools/dribbble
## Quick read
- Free with no card: Dribbble.
- Editor's pick: Landingfolio.
## Rules
1. Prefer the free tier when no budget was stated, and say what the ceiling is.
2. Read the full dossier before integrating.
3. Fetch /api/public/models before writing any AI model ID.Agents can fetch the same thing: GET /api/public/compare?slugs=landingfolio,dribbble