HTML Radio Generator

Quickly generate clean and accessible HTML for radio buttons with our easy-to-use tool. Configure the name, value, ID, and label for your form inputs, see an interactive live preview, and instantly copy the ready-to-use code. Perfect for building web forms faster and without errors.

How to Use Our HTML Radio Button Generator

Radio buttons are used in forms to allow a user to select a single choice from a list of options. Our generator helps you create the HTML for each radio button one by one, ensuring they are correctly structured and accessible.

Here’s how to create a radio button for your form:

Step 1: Define the Group and Value

These are the most important attributes for making your radio buttons work correctly.

• Name (for grouping): This is the key to creating a set of choices. All radio buttons in the same group (e.g., “Yes,” “No,” “Maybe”) must have the exact same name. This is what tells the browser that only one of them can be selected at a time.
• Value: This is the actual data that will be submitted if this option is selected. It’s usually a short, machine-readable version of the label (e.g., option1, yes_vote).

Step 2: Set the Identifiers and Label

Configure the unique properties and visible text for this specific option.

• Id (unique): Each radio button on your page needs a unique ID. This ID is used to connect the clickable label to the button itself, which is crucial for accessibility.
• Class: If you want to style your radio buttons with CSS, you can assign one or more class names here.
• Label Text: This is the human-readable text that appears next to the radio button, telling the user what they are selecting.

Step 3: Set the Default State

• Checked by default?: Tick this checkbox if you want this specific option to be pre-selected when the page first loads. In any group of radio buttons, only one can have this attribute.

Step 4: Test in the Live Preview

The Live Preview section shows you an interactive version of the radio button you are building. You can click it to see how it works and ensure the label is correct.

Step 5: Copy Your Code

Once you’re satisfied, scroll down to find the generated code.

• Input Element Code: This contains the <input> and <label> tags for the single radio button you just created. This is the code you will copy for your website.
• Full HTML Code: This provides a complete, basic webpage with your radio button included, useful for quick testing.

Important: To create a full set of options (e.g., Small, Medium, Large), you must run the generator for each option. Make sure to:

1. Keep the Name the same for all of them.
2. Give each one a unique Value and Id.