Custom Radio Generator
This Custom Radio Generator lets you style radio buttons with custom colors, borders, radius, and labels. Adjust the settings and copy the generated code instantly.
How to Use the Custom Radio Generator
- Choose your styles: Adjust the default and checked colors, border, size, font size.
- Preview instantly: The live preview updates as you change settings. Two preview radios demonstrate grouping (hard-coded to
customRadioGroup). - Copy the code: Click the Copy Code button to copy the generated HTML & CSS.
- Paste into your project: Insert the copied code into your HTML file or WordPress editor. Make sure radios that belong together use the same
nameattribute.
Example Use Cases
- Custom styled radio buttons for forms and surveys.
- Interactive UI elements in WordPress or custom websites.
- Branded radio controls that match your site’s design.
- Replacing default browser radios with modern, styled ones.
Custom Radio Generator FAQs
This tool allows you to create custom-styled radio buttons for your forms and web interfaces. You can adjust colors, borders, sizes, and font styles with a live preview, and then copy the generated HTML & CSS code directly into your project.
You can set the Default Background, Border for unchecked state, Checked Color, and Checked Border Color using the color pickers in the sidebar. The preview updates instantly to reflect your selections.
Yes, you can control the overall Size of the radio button, the Border Width, the Label Font Size, and the Margin Right between the radio and its label. All changes are reflected live in the preview.
The preview shows two sample radio buttons to demonstrate grouping behavior. They are hard-coded to the same name="customRadioGroup" so selecting one automatically deselects the other. This helps visualize how radios work in a real form.
Click the Copy Code button under the preview. This copies the fully generated HTML and CSS, including styling for both radio buttons in the example group. You can then paste it directly into your project.
Yes, radios that belong to the same group must share the same name attribute. The generator sets the preview radios to customRadioGroup to demonstrate this grouping behavior.
Absolutely. Simply copy the generated HTML and CSS into your WordPress editor or theme files. The radios will render with your custom styles and work like standard radio buttons.
