Six component archetypes
Design a familiar pill, an explicit two-way segment, a radial power control, a drawn checkbox, a day-night horizon, or a favorite bloom.
Components & state
Toggle Animation
Give a binary choice the clarity it deserves. Test six genuinely different toggle systems with pointer, touch, and keyboard input—all built around a real checkbox.
State you can feel
A toggle should make its current state unmistakable.
Good toggle motion explains where a control came from and where it landed. Shape that transition without compromising native input behavior, focus visibility, touch ergonomics, or reduced-motion preferences.
The real input, not a mockup
Every live and exported control contains a native checkbox, so click, tap, Space, focus, checked state, and form behavior remain dependable.
Complete design control
Tune the copy, state labels, scale, timing, overshoot, canvas, card, text, off state, on state, and fine detail independently.
Three-step workflow
How to use the Toggle Motion studio
- Pick a state metaphor
Use a pill for familiar settings, a segment for explicit alternatives, or a more expressive control where context supports it.
- Test every input path
Click or tap the card, then tab to its checkbox and press Space. Pause and replay the transition while tuning its timing and overshoot.
- Ship the native control
Copy the scoped HTML and CSS or download a standalone file; the current preview state becomes the exported default.
Questions, answered.
Is this an accessible custom button?
It is a native checkbox wrapped by a label, with a visible focus treatment. That preserves browser keyboard, pointer, touch, and checked-state semantics.
Does it work without JavaScript?
Yes. The exported transition is driven by the checkbox checked state and scoped CSS, so no script or animation package is required.
What does reduced motion change?
State changes remain immediate and clear, but transitions collapse to an effectively instant duration and decorative motion is removed.
Can I use the exported control in a form?
Yes. Add the name and value attributes your form requires to the generated checkbox; its native checked behavior is already intact.