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Button State Generator

Set a button label, colors, corner radius, and disabled styling to preview default, hover, active, focus, disabled, and loading states.

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Edit the controls to preview six states.

Default
Hover
Active
Focus
Disabled
Loading
Download CSS

The output is a focused CSS example for a real button element.

A QUICK WALKTHROUGH

How to use this tool

  1. Edit the button text, colors, radius, and disabled label or color.
  2. Inspect all six state examples in the local preview.
  3. Copy or download the generated CSS for your own button markup.

Six explicit states

The output includes default, hover, active, focus-visible, disabled, and loading examples. Loading uses a data-loading attribute and a text label, so it remains understandable without relying on motion alone.

A starting point for your interface

The preview and CSS are local examples. Check contrast, target size, keyboard behavior, disabled semantics, and copy in the context of your own product before shipping.

No external assets

The generator uses standard CSS and an inline text spinner in the loading state. It does not fetch fonts, images, libraries, or stylesheets.

GOOD TO KNOW

Common questions

Does the CSS include keyboard focus?

Yes. The output includes a visible :focus-visible outline and keeps the focus state separate from hover styling.

How is loading represented?

The example uses a data-loading attribute and a small CSS spinner with a loading label. Replace the text and behavior with the real operation in your application.

Does this create a complete button component?

No. It generates a focused CSS example. Use a real button element, accessible name, disabled attribute, and application logic in your own markup.