Real-feel shadows
Every surface is two outer shadows and two inner ones, tuned as pairs so light always falls from the same top-left window.
Claymorphism UI Kit · v2
Squishy — Claymorphism UI Kit
Puffy, pressable, pastel components with shadows you can almost squeeze. 140 pieces, five hand-mixed colours, zero sharp corners.
Go on, poke the shapes.
Component showcase
Every piece is made to be pressed.
Buttons that sink, switches that boing, sliders that dent. The two sliders below really do retune the whole page.
Toggles
Sliders
Jelly progress
0% moulded
Segmented
Checkboxes
Stepper
Blobs per batch
Input
Your blob is waiting for a name.
Why it feels right
Soft on the eyes, firm on the details.
Elastic by default
Springs, not durations. Components overshoot a little and settle — like a thumbprint filling back in.
Squishy, still accessible
Clear focus rings, real switches and radios, text that clears contrast, and a calm mode for reduced motion.
Five hand-mixed pastels
Bubblegum, butter, mint, periwinkle and peach — each with a lighter and a deeper partner for highlights and shade.
Pricing
Pick your lump of clay.
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Pebble
For poking around.
$0forever
- 40 core components
- Light theme
- Community patterns
Dough
For product teams who press things.
$12per month
- All 140 components
- Spring motion presets
- Figma & code tokens
- Dark clay theme
Studio
For whole ateliers.
$29per month
- Everything in Dough
- Unlimited seats
- Custom colour mixing
FAQ
Questions, kneaded out.
Nope — Squishy is a fictional kit, made up for this showcase page. The components you can press here are real, though, and so is the technique behind them.
Layered shadows. A soft coloured shadow outside lifts each shape off the page, one inner shadow darkens the lower-right edge and another brightens the upper-left, and a radial gradient rounds out the middle. The icons use the same recipe as an SVG filter.
It can, if the shadows do all the talking. Squishy keeps text in a deep plum ink on pale surfaces, uses shape and position as well as depth to show state, and never relies on a shadow alone to say “this is a button”.
Because clay would. Motion runs on springs, so fast pokes feel snappy and slow presses feel heavy. If your system asks for reduced motion, everything calms down to simple fades.
They start switched off. Flip the Sound switch in the top bar to hear tiny synthesized squishes; flip it back whenever you like.
Ready to get your hands a little messy?
Grab the kit, press everything, keep what makes you smile.