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Radio Group

Add accessible radio button groups with Radix UI in Webstudio.

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The Radio Group component allows users to select a single option from a list of choices. Unlike checkboxes, only one radio button in a group can be selected at a time.

When to Use

Use Radio Group for:

  • Selecting one option from a small set (2-5 options)

  • Payment method selection

  • Shipping options

  • Any mutually exclusive choice

Structure

The Radio Group component consists of:

Component
Description

Radio Group

The container managing selection state

Radio Group Item

An individual radio button

Radio Group Indicator

The visual indicator (dot) when selected

How to Use

  1. Drag a Radio Group component from Components > Radix onto your canvas

  2. The component comes with sample radio items

  3. Add or remove Radio Group Items as needed

  4. Set a unique value on each Radio Group Item

  5. Add labels next to each item for clarity

  6. Style the items and indicators

Using with Labels

For proper accessibility, wrap each radio in a Label:

Or connect via id and htmlFor attributes.

Using with Collections

To generate radio options dynamically:

  1. Add a Collection inside the Radio Group

  2. Add a Label containing a Radio Group Item

  3. Bind the value property to a unique identifier

  4. Bind the label text to your option's name

Properties

Some commonly used properties (see the Settings panel for all available options):

Radio Group

Property
Description

id

Unique identifier

name

Form field name for submission

value

The currently selected value

required

Whether selection is required

Radio Group Item

Property
Description

value

Unique identifier for this option (required)

Styling States

Some common states (you can also create custom states):

  • Checked ([data-state=checked]) - Item is selected

  • Unchecked ([data-state=unchecked]) - Item is not selected

  • Disabled (:disabled) - Item cannot be selected

  • Focus (:focus-visible) - Item has keyboard focus

  • Select – Dropdown selection for choosing from a list of options

  • Switch – Toggle control for binary on/off choices

  • Label – Accessible labels for form controls

  • Form – Container for form elements and submission handling

  • Collection – Generate radio options dynamically from data

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