CSS Switch Generator

Design a toggle switch visually and copy the ready-to-use HTML and CSS.

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Your files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers. All generation happens instantly in your browser using plain JavaScript — nothing is sent to a server.

How to use CSS Switch Generator

Adjust the switch's size, track color, thumb color, and "on" state color, and the live preview updates instantly with a working toggle you can click. When it looks right, copy the generated HTML and CSS — a checkbox input with a styled label, no JavaScript required for the toggle itself. Everything runs locally in your browser.

Key features

  • Adjustable size, track color, thumb color, and "on" state color
  • Live, clickable preview of the actual working switch
  • Copy buttons for both the HTML markup and the CSS separately
  • Built on a real checkbox input - keyboard-accessible, no JavaScript required for the toggle

Practical use cases

  • Adding a dark mode toggle switch to a website
  • Building a settings panel with multiple on/off options
  • Prototyping a custom switch design before implementing it in a design system
  • Replacing a plain checkbox with a more visual toggle in a form

Supported formats

Accepted: css-switch

Limitations

  • Single visual style per generation - no rounded-vs-square track shape choice
  • Does not generate a labeled text state (e.g. "On"/"Off" text inside the switch)

Frequently asked questions

Does the switch need JavaScript to work?
No. The generated markup is a real HTML checkbox input styled with CSS, so the toggle itself works with pure CSS. You only need JavaScript if you want to react to the checked/unchecked state in your own code (e.g. via a change event listener).
Is the switch accessible?
Yes. It's a real `<input type="checkbox">` under the hood, so it's keyboard-focusable and works with screen readers like any native checkbox — just make sure to keep or customize the associated `<label>` text for context.
Can I customize the switch size?
Yes. Adjust the width and height sliders — the thumb and track both scale proportionally so the switch stays visually correct at any size.
How do I copy the generated code?
Click "Copy HTML" and "Copy CSS" separately, or copy both — then paste the HTML where you want the switch to appear and the CSS into your stylesheet.

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