CSS Toggle Switch Generator
NewBuild an accessible, pure-CSS iOS/Android-style toggle switch from a real checkbox input, with customizable size, colors, and animation speed.
This generates an accessible toggle switch built on a real <input type="checkbox">, visually hidden and restyled with a label track and an absolutely positioned knob that slides via :checked + label. Because it's a real checkbox underneath, it works with keyboard navigation, screen readers, and form submission out of the box.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an actual accessible form control, or just a styled div?
It's built on a real <input type="checkbox">, visually hidden but still present in the DOM, so it works with keyboard navigation (Tab + Space), screen readers, and native form submission — the visual track and knob are just a label styled with CSS, not a fake clickable div.
How does the knob slide when the checkbox is toggled?
The generated CSS uses the :checked pseudo-class combined with an adjacent-sibling selector (input:checked + .track) to change the track color and translate the knob via a CSS transform, all driven purely by the checkbox's native checked state.
Can I control how fast the switch animates?
Yes — the transition speed field sets the duration used for both the track color change and the knob's slide animation, so you can make it snappy or slow and smooth.
Will this toggle switch respect keyboard focus styling?
Yes — the generated CSS includes a :focus-visible outline on the track so keyboard users get a clear visual indicator when the switch is focused via Tab, without showing that outline on mouse clicks.
Does the size scale proportionally, or can width and height be set independently?
Width and height are fully independent inputs, and the knob size and travel distance are automatically calculated from whichever width/height combination you choose, so the switch always looks correctly proportioned.