Tailwind CSS Select

Get started with our select components styled with Tailwind CSS. Perfect for creating dropdown menus, form controls, and option lists with smooth transitions and accessible design.

By utilizing our Tailwind CSS Spinner, you can captivate your users' attention during loading processes, ensuring a smooth and engaging experience. Easily integrate this spinner animation into your website, and let it do the work while you focus on delivering exceptional user experiences.

See below our examples of spinner components.


Select Demo

Looking for a simple dropdown? This example shows how to create clean select menus using Tailwind CSS form utilities, with proper spacing and hover states.


Select Sizes

Transform your select components with different sizes using Tailwind CSS sizing utilities. Choose from small, medium, and large options that maintain consistent proportions.


Select Colors

Need branded dropdowns? This example uses Tailwind CSS color utilities with bg-slate-800, bg-slate-200, bg-blue-500, bg-green-500, bg-red-500, and bg-amber-500 for different states.


Select Disabled

Use this example to create inactive select menus using Tailwind CSS opacity and cursor utilities. Perfect for showing unavailable options while maintaining visual consistency.


In the code snipped above, the animation applied to the spinner (animate-spin) adds movement, further indicating that a process is ongoing. The use of the text-surface class for coloring provides a subtle gray color, which maintains visibility while ensuring it doesn't distract too much from the content behind it and the w-16 h-16 classes set a bigger size for the spinner.


Select With Validation

Check out this form validation example using Tailwind CSS border utilities. Features success and error states with helpful feedback messages for better user experience.

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In the code snipped above, the animation applied to the spinner (animate-spin) adds movement, further indicating that a process is ongoing. The use of the text-surface class for coloring provides a subtle gray color, which maintains visibility while ensuring it doesn't distract too much from the content behind it and the w-16 h-16 classes set a bigger size for the spinner.