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12 Free PSD UI Kits for 2020

While I know designers who rarely use PSD UI kits in their work – just a sketch of the interface is enough for them and/or their clients, I presume the majority of designers do use UI kits because they make one's work so much easier. If you belong to the second group, here is a selection of 12 free PSD UI kits you might enjoy and use. There are different types of PSD kits and while it's not possible to include them all, I've tried to include kits from different categories, such as mobile, flat, minimal, etc.

1. iOS13 GUI PSD

iOS13 is the latest and greatest from Apple and as such, it is very popular among designers of mobile apps. Because of this, you might enjoy this iOS13 GUI kit. It includes various UI elements, such as quick reply for iMessage, quick reply for Mail, new Springboard features, etc.

2. iOS12 UI PSD Kit

iOS12 might slowly be becoming history but still the majority of devices in use run it, so an iOS12 UI PSD kit is everything but out of date. The kit includes multiple UI elements, such as Menu, Button, Switch, Tab, Toolbar, List, Navigation, Sliders.

3. Android Pie UI Kit

Since Android is the most popular mobile operating system, there is no way I don't include an Android UI kit. The kit itself is pretty good, though it's slightly outdated – it's for Android 9. The design elements are optimized for 1080x1920px (i.e. Nexus 5) but since it's vectors, this can be easily modified to fit almost any resolution. In addition to standard Android elements, the kit includes camera UI with all the filter and setting icons, pixel perfect shapes, and well organised layers.

4. Android 10.0 UI Kit

After I included an Android Pie kit, let's honor Android's latest version (10.0) as well. It's not that there are no PSD kits for Android 10.0 but because it's relatively too new, there aren't many good options. One of the Android 10.0 kits I liked is this one. It includes a number of elements and it's available for Sketch and Photoshop. The kit itself is free but you need to register in order to download it.

5. Flatastic Mobile UI Kit

Flat design is popular for both Web and mobile and this is why I really liked this UI kit – it's both flat and mobile (and beautiful at that). It's a huge kit with hundreds of mobile UI elements – both icons and actions. The UI elements can be used for both Standard and Retina Display. The kit is free but it requires attribution and a link, which isn't too much to ask for, having in mind the hours a fellow designer has spent designing the elements.

6. Robotic UI

Robotic UI is one more flat PSD UI kit. It has been created as a template for a music site but with some minor modifications you can use it for an entertainment, or a tech site as well. Probably this isn't the largest UI kit but it does contain quite a lot of elements, such as media icons, menu, button, slide show, weather, calendar, video, social network, Google map, etc.

7. Transparent UI Kit

If you are looking for a PSD UI kit that is both flat and transparent, here is one. It doesn't have as many design elements as the other kits but it has at least the bare essentials, such as buttons, login screens, homepage, download, even some graphs, etc. You might need to design a lot on your own but even if you use it as a basis only, it's still good.

8. Flat UI Kit

The list of flat UI kits continues with a flat minimal one. Again, there are definitely kits with more design elements than this one but it does have all the basics (and beyond). In my opinion it's most suitable for a blog but you can also use it for other types of sites where minimalism is important.

9. Blog/Magazine Minimal UI Kit

Now here is a UI kit that is especially designed for a blog/magazine type of site but you can also use it for an online store. The kit has all the elements you will typically find on a blog, including social functionality, about us sections, sidebar, etc. The kit is sleek and even though it isn't truly minimal, it's everything but cluttered. On the contrary, there is a lot of air in it because of all the white space the designer provided around the elements.

10. Responsive UI Kit

If you are into flat design, here is one more . In addition to being flat, this kit uses a limited number of colors as well, so if this is something you like, you will appreciate the effort the designer put into creating this kit. The kit offers many forms and buttons, as well as complete pages.

11. Designer Portfolio App UI Kit

Displaying the portfolio is one of the most effective ways for designers to showcase their creative prowess. We have included a beautiful piece on portfolio creation and a list of some of the most popular design portfolio examples out there.

12. Edge Web UI Kit

The Edge Web UI kit is one of my favorites because it is not only very beautiful but it also has quite a lot of elements. Additionally, it can be used on almost any type of site. It's not possible to list all the elements because there are 500+ of them. In addition to this huge pool of elements, it has 50+ icons, 100+ templates, 10 content categories and is vector-based and retina-ready. The best is that all this is free, though you do need to provide your email in order to get the download link. Even though I tried to include a selection of PSD UI kits in different areas, there are many more I couldn't include. Hopefully this list will be a getting starting point for you. Maybe they will have some practical value to you as a source of inspiration. Read the full article