export const title = "v0 integration"
export const description = "Set up a v0 project with Untitled UI React in seconds. Our v0 starter kit includes providers, routing, and everything you need to get started."

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## Start using Untitled UI in v0

We have prepared starter kits specifically for v0 so that you can get started with Untitled UI in seconds. You can get started with either Next.js or Vite:

<div className="not-typography grid grid-cols-1 gap-3 my-8 lg:grid-cols-2">
    <FileCard type="nextjs" href="https://v0.app/templates/untitled-ui-next-js-starter-kit-RWXuA9btMiS" title="Next.js starter kit – Untitled UI" subtitle="Click to open Next.js starter kit." />
    <FileCard type="vite" href="https://v0.app/templates/untitled-ui-vite-starter-kit-VV4pcO9xdT9" title="Vite starter kit – Untitled UI" subtitle="Click to open Vite starter kit." />
</div>

You can use these starter kits at the base for your Untitled UI projects and copy and paste any Untitled UI components you need.

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## Open examples in v0

Most of our [marketing](/marketing) and [application](/application-ui) UI examples are available to open directly in v0 with just a click.

![Open in v0](/react/docs/open-in-v0.png)

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## How to open existing projects in v0

If you had started your project outside v0 and have made changes to it, you can still open it in v0 by importing your GitHub repository:

<Steps className="mb-8">
    <Step title="Find your repository URL">
        Open your GitHub repository in the browser: 

        i.e. `https://github.com/untitleduico/untitledui-vite-starter-kit`
    </Step>
    <Step title="Import your repository">
        Open v0 and start a new chat with the repository URL:

        i.e. `https://v0.dev/chat/new?repo=untitleduico/untitledui-vite-starter-kit`

        This will open the repository in v0 and you can continue working on it there.
    </Step>
</Steps>

This will open the repository in v0 so you can continue working on it there. If it's a private repository, you may need to grant v0 access to your GitHub account.

For more information, please refer to the [v0 documentation](https://v0.dev/docs) regarding how to import and work with projects in v0. */}