144 CSS Toggle Switches

This Viking Rune Wood Toggle demonstrates how far CSS styling can go without JavaScript. It recreates a physical artifact - a wooden switch with bronze inlays and magical runes - perfect for RPG game interfaces or fantasy-themed websites. The switch features a “fire” state when active, complete with pulsating runes and floating ember particles, creating an immersive, tactile experience.

This collection of Skeuomorphic Wood Texture Toggles brings a tactile, nostalgic feel to digital interfaces. It showcases four distinct variations of toggle switches (sliding, dotted handle, separated track, and embedded text), all unified by a realistic wood grain texture and intricate lighting effects. The implementation demonstrates the power of modern CSS features like :has() to control complex state changes without a single line of JavaScript.

This Pure CSS Morphing Dark Mode Toggle is a sophisticated implementation of a theme switcher that eliminates the need for JavaScript. By utilizing the modern CSS :has() relational selector and complex transform logic, the component morphs a sun icon into a moon icon seamlessly. It offers a premium feel through the use of custom cubic-bezier timing and modular CSS construction.

This Pure CSS Mix-Blend-Mode Dark Toggle offers a lightweight, JavaScript-free solution for theming. Instead of manually redefining colors for a dark theme, it utilizes a full-screen “curtain” overlay with a specific blending mode to mathematically invert the page’s color palette. The result is a smooth, wiping transition that instantly creates a high-contrast dark mode.

A minimalist dimmer slider that increases brightness (white bar width) with each click and resets to off after reaching the maximum level.

A hyper-realistic skeuomorphic toggle switch crafted entirely in CSS using advanced box-shadows and gradients to simulate depth and lighting.

A playful skeleton toggle switch animated purely with CSS. The skull handle slides via @keyframes triggered by the :checked state, while a complex hand assembly - constructed from gradients and box-shadows - slides in to “push” the toggle, creating a whimsical, interactive narrative without JavaScript.

This is a toggle switch that allows selecting between skeuomorphic and neumorphic design styles. It also features a dark/light theme change triggered by toggling the switch itself.

A volumetric 3D toggle switch orchestrated via the CSS Checkbox Hack and sibling combinators, requiring minimal JavaScript. The segmented background creates a cascading flip effect using rotateX and inline transition-delay, while keyframes drive two spheres in a complex orbital path through depth using translateZ and perspective to swap positions.

A skeuomorphic toggle design achieved by combining multiple linear-gradients for the body and box-shadow to create a volumetric effect. The smooth switching animation and “glow” in the active state are implemented via transition with a custom cubic-bezier curve.

This is a pure CSS toggle switch, utilizing :before and :after pseudo-elements to render the track and thumb. It demonstrates effective state management via the :checked pseudo-selector and smooth transitions on all elements for a highly responsive and clean effect.

An advanced 3D toggle switch simulating a physical button with a neon glow. The effect is implemented in pure CSS using an <input type="checkbox">, and the state transition (ON/OFF) is achieved through a complex interplay of box-shadow and 3D transforms.

The use of gradients to create a realistic metallic effect and highlights on the button. Various types of linear-gradient and radial-gradient are applied to create a multi-layered background, and clip-path precisely clips the shapes of the pseudo-elements.

A toggle switch implemented using a single <input type="checkbox"> and pseudo-elements. The “button” effect and its movement are achieved through complex, multi-layered box-shadow and the shifting of the ::before element.

A skeuomorphic toggle button where the entire press effect is implemented in pure CSS using box-shadow and transform: scale(). JavaScript is only used to toggle the WAI-ARIA attribute aria-pressed on click.

An implementation of a complex animated switcher in pure CSS, where a single line of JS is only used to toggle the .is-active class - the rest is the magic of transform and custom properties.

This demo shows a CSS-only custom toggle checkbox design with a dynamic visual effect, where a minimal JavaScript function cbChange(obj) enforces the ‘Life Paradox’ rule: only one box can be unchecked at any time by setting all others to checked state.

This demo explores the Neumorphic or Soft UI design trend, implementing a complete set of custom radio buttons, checkboxes, and toggle switches using only pure CSS box-shadow properties to achieve the signature concave/convex 3D-like effect, while a concise Vanilla JS script manages the dynamic background gradient on state change.

Dual input[type="checkbox"] system for two-step activation, showcasing mastery in creating logic without JavaScript and detailed UI using a repeating-linear-gradient background and complex pseudo-elements."

A technically complex stylized toggle switch utilizing advanced CSS capabilities: box-shadow for realistic depth, perspective for a 3D casing effect, and a dynamic glowing effect via the hue-rotate filter.

A tactilely realistic vertical toggle, created using advanced CSS variable techniques and multiple box-shadow layers to mimic three-dimensional depth, combined with smooth cubic-bezier animations.

A realistic 3D toggle effect implemented entirely using pure CSS transforms (perspective, translate3d) and complex multi-step @keyframes animations to simulate press physics.

A magnificent theme switch featuring a day-night effect, leveraging advanced CSS capabilities like color-scheme: light-dark and &:has(input:checked) to automatically invert background colors and gradients.

A demonstration of creating custom, highly styled checkbox toggles using pure CSS, featuring complex conic-gradient functions to render the tick mark and a sophisticated background with a subtle repeating pattern.

This cyberpunk-styled CSS switch is a great example of creating complex UI elements without JavaScript. The effect is built on CSS variables for easy customization and pseudo-elements for rendering animated on/off states using @keyframes and box-shadow.

This switch demonstrates advanced CSS capabilities, combining radial and linear gradients with multiple backgrounds to simulate animated motion. The state change is achieved by adjusting background-position on the :checked pseudo-class.

An advanced Dark Mode switcher built with pure CSS, utilizing the :has() pseudo-class for seamless global theme updates. This snippet features animated SVG icons and smooth transitions, delivering a high-performance and accessible (A11y) UI component for modern frontend projects.