Vela is a premium admin template available in 8 frameworks — with 10 full demo dashboards, 180+ ready pages and 60+ handcrafted components — dark & light, fully responsive, one purchase for every stack.
The exact same design, pixel for pixel, shipped as 8 real codebases. Buy once, build in whichever stack your project already uses.
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Preview screenshotThese aren't screenshots — every card below is the static HTML/CSS build's real pages, rendering live. Click any demo to browse it full-screen. (Picking a different framework above previews its look — this walkthrough is the HTML/CSS version specifically, since it's the one that needs no build step to click through right now.)
Apps, CRM, ecommerce, finance, HR, logistics, auth flows, forms, tables, charts and utilities — all linked below, all working.
No filler pages, no abandoned dependencies. A clean, modern codebase you'll actually enjoy building on.
Analytics, CRM, Ecommerce, Finance, Sales, Marketing, Logistics, Projects, SaaS and BI — every demo is a fully built page, not a mockup.
Apps, tables, forms, charts, auth flows, settings, reports and utility pages. Every screen is wired to realistic demo data.
Buttons, modals, kanban boards, data tables, timelines, wizards and more — one consistent design system, zero UI-kit lock-in.
Token-driven theming with a one-click toggle. Every page, chart and component ships pixel-perfect in both modes.
React, Vue, Nuxt, Next.js, static HTML, Laravel, ASP.NET or Django — build however your team already ships.
Same tokens, same components, same interactions — ported faithfully across all 8 frameworks, pixel for pixel.
Every chart — areas, bars, donuts, heatmaps, funnels, sparklines — is handcrafted SVG. No heavyweight chart library in your bundle.
⌘K global search, RTL preview, theme customizer, responsive mobile drawer and a starter kit page to begin from scratch.
One license, 180+ pages, lifetime updates. Stop rebuilding the same admin screens — start from a codebase that's already done it right.