Checkboxes
Discover 171 unique checkboxes crafted by the community.
What Are Checkboxes Components?
Custom CSS checkboxes replace the default browser checkbox with visually appealing, animated check indicators. UIsen offers free checkbox designs with tick animations, SVG effects, rounded styles, and themed variants.
Default browser checkboxes look inconsistent across platforms and don't match modern design systems. Custom CSS checkboxes solve this by hiding the native input and rendering a styled replacement. UIsen's checkbox collection includes animated tick marks, SVG-based check animations, round checkboxes, strikethrough effects, and colorful themed variants. Each component maintains full accessibility with proper input semantics.
Types of Checkboxes
Animated Checkboxes
Checkboxes with smooth tick-drawing animations using CSS or SVG.
Round Checkboxes
Circular checkbox designs using border-radius: 50%.
SVG Checkboxes
Checkboxes using inline SVG for complex tick animations and effects.
Themed Checkboxes
Colorful checkbox variants matching different brand palettes.
How to Use UIsen Checkboxes
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Browse the checkbox collection below to find a style that matches your design.
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Click on any checkbox to view its code and live preview.
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Copy the HTML (hidden input + styled label) and CSS code.
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Paste into your form or list where checkboxes are needed.
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Ensure each checkbox has a unique id linked to its label via htmlFor.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I style a custom checkbox in CSS?
Hide the native checkbox with appearance: none or opacity: 0, then style a ::before or ::after pseudo-element on the label. Use :checked state to show the tick mark. For an animated tick, use CSS border on two sides with rotation (transform: rotate(45deg)) or animate an SVG path with stroke-dashoffset.
How do I make custom checkboxes accessible?
Always use a real <input type='checkbox'> element, even if visually hidden. Connect it to a <label> via for/id attributes. Ensure the custom visual shows a clear :focus-visible indicator. Don't use divs or spans as checkbox replacements — screen readers won't recognize them.