Get started with our switch components styled with Tailwind CSS. Perfect for creating toggle controls and binary settings with smooth transitions and accessible design.
Switch components are used in various scenarios in web development, including settings options, feature toggles, form inputs, interactive controls, accessibility options, and more.
Use the following examples to create a simple and easy-to-use switch component for your Tailwind CSS project.
Looking for a simple toggle? This example shows how to create clean switches using Tailwind CSS form utilities, with smooth state transitions and clear visual feedback.
Transform your switches with default checked states using Tailwind CSS state utilities. Perfect for pre-selected options and saved preferences.
Need branded toggles? 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.
Use this example to create labeled toggles using Tailwind CSS typography utilities. Features clear descriptions that improve usability and context.
Check out these inactive states built with Tailwind CSS opacity utilities. Uses opacity-50
and pointer-events-none
for clear visual feedback.
Design interactive settings using Tailwind CSS flex utilities. Combines toggle controls with clickable links for additional information.
Create detailed option controls using Tailwind CSS grid utilities. Perfect for settings that need extra context or explanation.
Transform your switches with unique designs using Tailwind CSS utilities. Add beautiful animations and hover effects while maintaining accessibility.