UI libraries
Best React form libraries in 2026 (87 records)
87 form records from 3 registries, read on 1 November 2026. Buzzform, Formscn and Formcn with react-hook-form and Zod: licence, integration and limits.
Key points
- 87 form records from 3 registries in the catalogue as of 1 November 2026.
- react-hook-form and Zod remain separate dependencies, both MIT.
- None of the three registries declares a licence in the catalogue.
87 form records from 3 registries sit in the EneUI catalogue as of 1 November 2026: Buzzform with 48, Formscn with 30 and Formcn with 9. None of them replaces react-hook-form; all three wrap it, and the difference is how many error states you get written for you.
Measured record
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Form records | 87 |
| Registries | 3 |
| Framework | react |
| Registry licence | not declared |
| State and validation | react-hook-form and Zod, MIT |
| Measured on | 1 November 2026 |
What the number means
The 87 records are composed fields and layouts: inputs, selects, checkboxes, error messages. The count excludes react-hook-form and Zod, which are not component registries. A real form uses both: the registry for the visuals, the two libraries for state and validation.
The records, largest first
| Library | Records | Licence | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buzzform | 48 | not declared | /components/lib/buzzform |
| Formscn | 30 | not declared | /components/lib/formscn |
| Formcn | 9 | not declared | /components/lib/formcn |
Two blocks worth opening: form-1 and rhf-advanced-02, which shows react-hook-form inside a complete form.
How to choose
- Decide the validation layer first: if you need a shared schema, Zod is the choice and the registry matters less.
- Check the react-hook-form integration: a registry without it makes you rewrite every field.
- Open the error states: messages, aria-invalid and focus are the hard part of a form.
- Count the fields you actually ship: a twelve-field layout on a four-field page is dead code.
- Read the licence on the record: none of the three registries declares one in the catalogue.
The limit of this measurement
react-hook-form and Zod have no page in the catalogue: they are headless packages, not component registries. The MIT licence you read on their site does not come from the catalogue and does not cover the components of the three registries. If you need a legal guarantee, the source is each registry repository, not this page.
curl "https://ui.eneawork.it/api/library/profiles/buzzform"Every form block lives on /blocks/category/form with a free preview. The method for comparing two libraries is in how to choose a UI library, the accessibility checklist in accessible React components, and the comparison between copying code and using headless parts in copy-paste vs headless.
Frequently asked questions
How many form records are in the catalogue?
87 from 3 registries, read on 1 November 2026: Buzzform 48, Formscn 30, Formcn 9.
Do I need react-hook-form to use these records?
In practice yes. The registries render the fields and react-hook-form owns state and submission, and none of the three replaces it.
Can I validate with Zod?
Yes. Zod is MIT and independent of the registries, so you wire the schema into the react-hook-form resolver.
Are these forms accessible?
The records show focus and messages, but accessibility depends on how you link label, error and aria-describedby. The preview does not guarantee it.
Which registry should I pick?
Buzzform for the most composed records, Formscn for complete layouts, Formcn for short forms.