CSS Toggle Switch Generator
Design a custom CSS toggle switch and copy the code.
A switch styled your way
A toggle switch — the sliding on/off control — is friendlier than a plain checkbox for settings that flip between two states. This lets you design one visually, sizing and colouring it to match your interface, and copies the CSS, so you get a polished switch without building it from scratch.
Style the switch and copy the CSS.
When a toggle is the right control
A toggle is the right choice for a setting that takes effect immediately and has two clear states — on or off, enabled or disabled — like a dark-mode switch. It is the wrong choice where a checkbox belongs, such as options that only apply when a form is submitted, or where the two states are not a clear on/off. A well-designed toggle makes its current state obvious at a glance, usually through both position and colour, and remains recognisable and usable for everyone. Building it as a real, accessible control rather than a decorative one matters, since a switch that looks pretty but is hard to operate defeats its purpose.
CSS Toggle Switch Generator FAQ
When should I use a toggle instead of a checkbox?
For a setting with two clear states that takes effect immediately, like dark mode. A checkbox suits options that apply only when a form is submitted.
What makes a good toggle?
Its current state should be obvious at a glance, through both position and colour, and it should be a real, accessible, usable control.
Is anything uploaded?
No. It runs entirely in your browser.