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Custom CSS Checkboxes

60 custom CSS checkboxes: animated checkmarks, round, to-do strikethrough, card select, heart and star styles. Each one keeps the real input, so it stays accessible and submits with your form. Click to try them.

How to use these checkboxes

Open any checkbox, copy the HTML into your form and the CSS into your stylesheet. The real <input type="checkbox"> stays in the page (restyled, never display: none), wrapped in its <label>, so clicking the text, the keyboard and form submission all work.

To change the color, set --chk-color on the checkbox or any ancestor. To change the size, set --chk-size: the box, checkmark and label all scale from it.

Every snippet keeps a visible :focus-visible ring and ships with a prefers-reduced-motion rule that shows the checked state instantly for people who asked their OS for less motion.

Frequently asked questions

How do I style a checkbox with CSS?

For a one-line color change use accent-color. For full control set appearance: none on the input, draw the box and checkmark with borders or pseudo-elements, and style the :checked state.

How do I make a checkbox bigger or change its color?

Set width and height on an appearance: none checkbox, or raise --chk-size on any snippet here, and use your own :checked background or accent-color.

How do I make a round checkbox?

Add border-radius: 50% to a custom appearance: none checkbox. The round entries above also animate the checkmark in.

How do I animate a checkmark in CSS?

Draw the check as an SVG path and animate stroke-dashoffset from its full length to zero when the input is :checked, or rotate and scale an L-shaped border.

Are custom checkboxes accessible?

Yes, if the real input stays in the page, is wrapped by or tied to a label, and keeps a visible focus style. Hiding it with display: none removes it from the keyboard and screen readers.