Radio

Radios are used when only one choice may be selected in a series of options.

Native HTML radios are 100% accessible by default, so we used a very common CSS technique to style the radio.

Installation#

import { Radio, RadioGroup } from "@chakra-ui/react"

import { Radio, RadioGroup } from "@chakra-ui/react"

Usage#

First

Second

Third

function RadioExample() {
  const [value, setValue] = React.useState("1")
  return (
    <RadioGroup onChange={setValue} value={value}>
      <Stack direction="row">
        <Radio value="1">First</Radio>
        <Radio value="2">Second</Radio>
        <Radio value="3">Third</Radio>
      </Stack>
    </RadioGroup>
  )
}

function RadioExample() {
  const [value, setValue] = React.useState("1")
  return (
    <RadioGroup onChange={setValue} value={value}>
      <Stack direction="row">
        <Radio value="1">First</Radio>
        <Radio value="2">Second</Radio>
        <Radio value="3">Third</Radio>
      </Stack>
    </RadioGroup>
  )
}

Editable Example

Radio with custom color#

You can override the colorScheme of the Radio to any color key specified in theme.colors.

Radio

<RadioGroup defaultValue="2">
  <Stack spacing={5} direction="row">
    <Radio colorScheme="red" value="1">
      Radio
    </Radio>
    <Radio colorScheme="green" value="2">
      Radio
    </Radio>
  </Stack>
</RadioGroup>

<RadioGroup defaultValue="2">
  <Stack spacing={5} direction="row">
    <Radio colorScheme="red" value="1">
      Radio
    </Radio>
    <Radio colorScheme="green" value="2">
      Radio
    </Radio>
  </Stack>
</RadioGroup>

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Radio sizes#

The checkbox comes with 3 sizes.

Radio

<Stack>
  <Radio size="sm" name="1" colorScheme="red">
    Radio
  </Radio>
  <Radio size="md" name="1" colorScheme="green">
    Radio
  </Radio>
  <Radio size="lg" name="1" colorScheme="orange" defaultChecked>
    Radio
  </Radio>
</Stack>

<Stack>
  <Radio size="sm" name="1" colorScheme="red">
    Radio
  </Radio>
  <Radio size="md" name="1" colorScheme="green">
    Radio
  </Radio>
  <Radio size="lg" name="1" colorScheme="orange" defaultChecked>
    Radio
  </Radio>
</Stack>

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Disabled radios#

Checked

Unchecked

<RadioGroup defaultValue="1">
  <Stack>
    <Radio value="1" isDisabled>
      Checked
    </Radio>
    <Radio value="2">Unchecked</Radio>
    <Radio value="3">Unchecked</Radio>
  </Stack>
</RadioGroup>

<RadioGroup defaultValue="1">
  <Stack>
    <Radio value="1" isDisabled>
      Checked
    </Radio>
    <Radio value="2">Unchecked</Radio>
    <Radio value="3">Unchecked</Radio>
  </Stack>
</RadioGroup>

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Horizontal alignment#

Radio 1

Radio 2

Radio 3

<RadioGroup defaultValue="1">
  <Stack spacing={4} direction="row">
    <Radio value="1" isDisabled>
      Radio 1
    </Radio>
    <Radio value="2">Radio 2</Radio>
    <Radio value="3">Radio 3</Radio>
  </Stack>
</RadioGroup>

<RadioGroup defaultValue="1">
  <Stack spacing={4} direction="row">
    <Radio value="1" isDisabled>
      Radio 1
    </Radio>
    <Radio value="2">Radio 2</Radio>
    <Radio value="3">Radio 3</Radio>
  </Stack>
</RadioGroup>

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Invalid Checkbox#

Radio

<Radio isInvalid>Radio</Radio>

<Radio isInvalid>Radio</Radio>

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Custom Radio Buttons#

In some cases, you might need to create components that work like radios but don't look like radios. Chakra exports useRadio, and useRadioGroup hooks to help with this scenario. Here's what you need to do:

Create a component that consumes the useRadio hook.
Use the useRadioGroup hook to control a group of custom radios.

// 1. Create a component that consumes the `useRadio` hook
function RadioCard(props) {
  const { getInputProps, getCheckboxProps } = useRadio(props)

  const input = getInputProps()
  const checkbox = getCheckboxProps()

  return (
    <Box as="label">
      <input {...input} />
      <Box
        {...checkbox}
        cursor="pointer"
        borderWidth="1px"
        borderRadius="md"
        boxShadow="md"
        _checked={{
          bg: "teal.600",
          color: "white",
          borderColor: "teal.600",
        }}
        _focus={{
          boxShadow: "outline",
        }}
        px={5}
        py={3}
      >
        {props.children}
      </Box>
    </Box>
  )
}

// Step 2: Use the `useRadioGroup` hook to control a group of custom radios.
function Example() {
  const options = ["react", "vue", "svelte"]

  const { getRootProps, getRadioProps } = useRadioGroup({
    name: "framework",
    defaultValue: "react",
    onChange: console.log,
  })

  const group = getRootProps()

  return (
    <HStack {...group}>
      {options.map((value) => {
        const radio = getRadioProps({ value })
        return (
          <RadioCard key={value} {...radio}>
            {value}
          </RadioCard>
        )
      })}
    </HStack>
  )
}

render(<Example />)

// 1. Create a component that consumes the `useRadio` hook
function RadioCard(props) {
  const { getInputProps, getCheckboxProps } = useRadio(props)
  const input = getInputProps()
  const checkbox = getCheckboxProps()
  return (
    <Box as="label">
      <input {...input} />
      <Box
        {...checkbox}
        cursor="pointer"
        borderWidth="1px"
        borderRadius="md"
        boxShadow="md"
        _checked={{
          bg: "teal.600",
          color: "white",
          borderColor: "teal.600",
        }}
        _focus={{
          boxShadow: "outline",
        }}
        px={5}
        py={3}
      >
        {props.children}
      </Box>
    </Box>
  )
}
// Step 2: Use the `useRadioGroup` hook to control a group of custom radios.
function Example() {
  const options = ["react", "vue", "svelte"]
  const { getRootProps, getRadioProps } = useRadioGroup({
    name: "framework",
    defaultValue: "react",
    onChange: console.log,
  })
  const group = getRootProps()
  return (
    <HStack {...group}>
      {options.map((value) => {
        const radio = getRadioProps({ value })
        return (
          <RadioCard key={value} {...radio}>
            {value}
          </RadioCard>
        )
      })}
    </HStack>
  )
}
render(<Example />)

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Note about `name` prop#

We recommend passing the name prop to the RadioGroup component, instead of passing it to each Radio component. By default, the name prop of the RadioGroup takes precedence.

// Do this ✅
<RadioGroup name="form-name">
  <Radio>Radio 1</Radio>
  <Radio>Radio 2</Radio>
</RadioGroup>

// Don't do this ❌
<RadioGroup >
  <Radio name="form-name">Radio 1</Radio>
  <Radio name="form-name">Radio 2</Radio>
</RadioGroup>

// Do this ✅
<RadioGroup name="form-name">
  <Radio>Radio 1</Radio>
  <Radio>Radio 2</Radio>
</RadioGroup>
// Don't do this ❌
<RadioGroup >
  <Radio name="form-name">Radio 1</Radio>
  <Radio name="form-name">Radio 2</Radio>
</RadioGroup>

Props#

Name	Type	Description	Default
colorScheme	`string`		-
css	`Interpolation<{}>`	The emotion's css style object	-
defaultIsChecked	`boolean`	If `true`, the radio will be initially checked.	-
id	`string`	id assigned to input	-
isChecked	`boolean`	If `true`, the radio will be checked. You'll need to pass `onChange` to update its value (since it is now controlled)	-
isDisabled	`boolean`	If `true`, the radio will be disabled	-
isFocusable	`boolean`	If `true` and `isDisabled` is true, the radio will remain focusable but not interactive.	-
isFullWidth	`boolean`	If `true`, the radio will occupy the full width of its parent container	-
isInvalid	`boolean`	If `true`, the radio button will be invalid. This sets `aria-invalid` to `true`.	-
isReadOnly	`boolean`	If `true`, the radio will be read-only	-
isRequired	`boolean`	If `true`, the radio button will be invalid. This sets `aria-invalid` to `true`.	-
name	`string`	The name of the input field in a radio (Useful for form submission).	-
onChange	`((event: ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => void)`	Function called when checked state of the `input` changes	-
orientation	`"horizontal" \| "vertical"`		-
size	`string`		-
spacing	`SystemProps["marginLeft"]`	The spacing between the checkbox and its label text	`0.5rem`
styleConfig	`Record<string, any>`		-
value	`string \| number`	The value to be used in the radio button. This is the value that will be returned on form submission.	-
variant	`string`		-

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Radio

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Usage#

Radio with custom color#

Radio sizes#

Disabled radios#

Horizontal alignment#

Invalid Checkbox#

Custom Radio Buttons#

Note about name prop#

Props#

Installation#

Note about `name` prop#