
An extraction citation panel connected to source bounding boxes and editable values.

Open-source React components and composed workflows for document-heavy products: PDF, DOCX, PowerPoint, XLSX, CSV and TSV viewers and editors, file intake and browsing, extraction review, schema design, e-signatures and document splitting.
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26 published items

An extraction citation panel connected to source bounding boxes and editable values.

An extraction citation block linked to source PDF bounding boxes.

A CSV and TSV viewer with parsing, upload, search, zoom, theme-aware grid rendering, and Glide Data Grid.

A split-group review panel for organizing pages into output documents.

A split-group review block for organizing PDF pages into output documents.

Shared thumbnail sidebar behavior for document viewers, including viewer-width responsive overlay and inline modes.

An experimental DOCX editor with a Word-style toolbar, page thumbnails, import, export, and live document mutation.

A full DOCX editor block with a Word-style toolbar, page thumbnails, and export controls.

A DOCX viewer with upload, zoom, theme controls, and read-only rendering.

A PDF signature review block with field overlays and signing actions.

A full Excel editor block with workbook upload, cell formatting, merge tools, sheets, zoom, and export controls.

A macOS Finder-style file browser for flat object-store manifests with icon, list, column, and gallery views.

A Finder-style file browser block that opens PDF, DOCX, PowerPoint, XLSX, and image files in large viewer dialogs.
A compact file preview thumbnail shell for externally generated images, loading states, and fallback states.

A drag-and-drop file upload surface with accepted file type icons and a compact file list.

A structured layout review panel with typed blocks and confidence cards.

A structured layout review block with confidence cards and PDF region overlays.

A reusable resizable left document viewer and right review panel shell for PDF-style blocks.

A PDF-only upload dropzone that opens the dropped file in the shared PDF viewer.

A PDF editor with annotations, comments, redaction, form filling and design, signatures, rubber stamps, page organization, security, printing, and export.

A full PDF editor block with annotation, redaction, form, signature, stamp, page organization, security, print, and export tools.

A PDF viewer with page virtualization, thumbnails, search, zoom, rotation, upload, and page overlay hooks.

A PowerPoint viewer with slide navigation, zoom, upload, download, custom scroll areas, and virtualized thumbnails.

A JSON schema builder with form and JSON views for extraction schemas.

An experimental XLSX editor with formula input, undo and redo, sheet controls, export, and live workbook mutation.

An XLSX viewer with workbook loading, thumbnails, sheet tabs, upload, zoom, and theme controls.
Extend UI provides source-owned React and Tailwind components for products that render, edit, route, or review documents. The collection includes low-level document surfaces and larger blocks that compose them into complete review workspaces.
Items are delivered from Extend's own shadcn registry. Choose the primitive family and look that match the consuming project's current shadcn style. The styled registry supports Base UI and Radix UI across the Nova, Vega, Maia, Lyra, Mira, Luma, Sera, and Rhea presets. The older unstyled endpoint always serves Base UI source.
The registry copies components into the project. Keep the project's existing shadcn primitives when prompted, and configure aliases before adding an item when UI components live outside the conventional paths. Projects using shadcn's deprecated default style must migrate to a current style first.
The public collection follows Extend's own compatibility boundary: document-category entries are public except the internal PDF editor core. Shared shadcn primitives and build-time registry helpers remain dependencies rather than separate Catalogs items.