Checkbox
Checkboxes let users select one or more items from a list, or turn an item on or off
Usage
Checkboxes visually group similar items effectively and take up less space than toggles.
Standard Checkbox
Alternate selection controls
Checkboxes, radio buttons, and toggles are the three main types of selection controls. They all help people make choices, like selecting options or switching settings on or off.
Use checkboxes to select multiple related options in a list.
Use radio buttons to select a single option in a list.
Use toggles to select standalone or more verbose options in a list, like settings.
Usage
Checkboxes visually group similar items effectively and take up less space than toggles.
Standard Checkbox
Alternate selection controls
Checkboxes, radio buttons, and toggles are the three main types of selection controls. They all help people make choices, like selecting options or switching settings on or off.
Use checkboxes to select multiple related options in a list.
Use radio buttons to select a single option in a list.
Use toggles to select standalone or more verbose options in a list, like settings.
Usage
Checkboxes visually group similar items effectively and take up less space than toggles.
Standard Checkbox
Alternate selection controls
Checkboxes, radio buttons, and toggles are the three main types of selection controls. They all help people make choices, like selecting options or switching settings on or off.
Use checkboxes to select multiple related options in a list.
Use radio buttons to select a single option in a list.
Use toggles to select standalone or more verbose options in a list, like settings.
Usage
Checkboxes visually group similar items effectively and take up less space than toggles.
Standard Checkbox
Alternate selection controls
Checkboxes, radio buttons, and toggles are the three main types of selection controls. They all help people make choices, like selecting options or switching settings on or off.
Use checkboxes to select multiple related options in a list.
Use radio buttons to select a single option in a list.
Use toggles to select standalone or more verbose options in a list, like settings.