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Dropdown menu UI examples

Dropdown menu UI design examples from SaaS apps. See how interfaces reveal a list of actions from a compact trigger. Explore how menu labels, groups, and item states organize the available choices.

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Alloy — Dropdown menu component
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Alloy

Context menu displaying options for a web page within a browser-like interface.

Flask — Dropdown menu component
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Flask

A popover menu displaying asset versions and options within a digital asset management interface.

Airbnb — Dropdown menu component
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Airbnb

A dropdown menu displaying user account options and navigation links, including hosting information and a call to action.

Inference — Dropdown menu component
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Inference

A user profile dropdown menu displaying account information and navigation options like settings, theme, documentation, chat support, and log out.

Steel — Dropdown menu component
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Steel

Dropdown menu for team or organization selection and management within a dark mode application interface.

Axiom — Dropdown menu component
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Axiom

A dropdown menu displaying various options categorized into charts, data, and other, with an item in a hover state.

Lithic — Dropdown menu component
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Lithic

A dropdown menu displaying filter options for 'Applied To: All', with 'All' currently selected.

Visitors — Dropdown menu component
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Visitors

A user profile popover displaying account information, subscription status, and navigation links.

Bloom — Dropdown menu component
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Bloom

A dropdown menu displaying user account information, project navigation, monthly credit usage, and various settings and help options.

Appwrite — Dropdown menu component
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Appwrite

A dropdown menu displaying update and delete options for an item.

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See how interfaces reveal a list of actions from a compact trigger. Explore how menu labels, groups, and item states organize the available choices.