Get started with our radio components styled with Tailwind CSS. Perfect for creating single-choice selections in forms with smooth transitions and accessible design.
Radio buttons are circular and typically appear in groups; when a user selects one radio button in a group, any previously selected radio button in the same group is automatically deselected. This behavior makes sure that the user can choose only one option from the group, making radio buttons ideal for choices where only one option is applicable.
Use the following example to create simple radio buttons for your projects.
Looking for a simple radio button? This example shows how to create clean selectors using Tailwind CSS form utilities, complete with proper spacing and hover states.
Transform your radio buttons with different states using Tailwind CSS color utilities. Choose from bg-slate-800
, bg-blue-500
, bg-green-500
, bg-red-500
, and bg-amber-500
to match your form design.
Need detailed options? This example combines Tailwind CSS grid utilities with rich descriptions, ideal for complex selection scenarios that require additional context.
Check out these enhanced radio buttons using Tailwind CSS flex utilities. Each option includes an icon for visual reinforcement of the selection choice.
Design clear inactive states using Tailwind CSS opacity utilities. Perfect for showing unavailable options while maintaining visual consistency.
Transform your radio buttons with unique styles using Tailwind CSS utilities. Add beautiful animations and hover effects while maintaining accessibility.