Inputs
Discover 226 unique inputs crafted by the community.
What Are Inputs Components?
CSS input components are styled form fields for collecting user data — including text inputs, search bars, textareas, and specialized fields. UIsen offers free, animated input designs with floating labels, validation states, and modern styling.
Form inputs are critical for user interaction — they're where data collection happens. A well-designed input reduces friction, prevents errors, and improves conversion rates. UIsen's input collection includes floating-label text fields, search bars with autocomplete styling, password fields with visibility toggles, email inputs with validation indicators, and multi-line textareas. All inputs follow accessibility best practices with proper labels and ARIA attributes.
Types of Inputs
Floating Label Inputs
Text fields where the placeholder animates up to become a label on focus.
Search Inputs
Search bars with magnifying glass icons, clear buttons, and autocomplete styling.
Password Inputs
Password fields with show/hide toggle buttons and strength indicators.
Animated Inputs
Inputs with focus animations like underline slide, border glow, and background transitions.
How to Use UIsen Inputs
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Browse the input collection below to find a style that fits your form design.
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Click on any input to view its code and live preview.
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Choose your preferred format — HTML/CSS, Tailwind, or React.
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Copy the code and integrate it into your form.
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Connect the input to your form handler and add validation as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create a floating label input in CSS?
Use a combination of :placeholder-shown and :focus pseudo-classes. Place the label after the input in HTML, then use CSS to position it over the input. When the input is focused or has content (:not(:placeholder-shown)), transform the label up with translateY and scale it down. Use transition for smooth animation.
What makes a form input accessible?
Accessible form inputs need: a visible <label> element linked via htmlFor/id, clear focus indicators (outline or border change), sufficient color contrast for text and borders, descriptive error messages connected via aria-describedby, and support for keyboard navigation between fields.
Can I use UIsen inputs with React Hook Form?
Yes. UIsen input components output standard HTML <input> elements. Register them with React Hook Form using the register() function or Controller component. The styling is pure CSS and works alongside any form library.