Basic label.
For AI Agents
Hand your agent this brief or the ReUI MCP, not a screenshot. Free to install.
Best for: The bare pairing of a Username name over one text input, with no marks, hints or states
When to use
- Visible names for text inputs, text areas and checkboxes, each tied to its control by id
- Marks beside the field name: required or optional, a status badge or dot, an info tooltip or an edit toggle
- Field states and hints around the name: disabled, invalid, helper text under it and a live character count
When not to use
- A multi line message or comment box under the name: use the Label Textarea example
- Form rows that need hint and error slots, grouped sets or a side by side layout: use the Field component
- The text box itself, with typed entry for email, password, number or file: use the Input component
- Lists of tick boxes, a mixed state or selectable cards with a ticked state: use the Checkbox component
Agent notes
- Every
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https://reui.io/components/label/c-label-1.mdget_example("c-label-1")npx shadcn@latest add @reui/c-label-1About Shadcn Label Basic
Basic label. Built by composing Field, Input, Label. A free, open source shadcn label example you can install with npx shadcn@latest add @reui/c-label-1 and edit as your own code.
What You Can Build With Shadcn Label Basic
- Composes Field, Input, Label, so it drops into any project already using those components.
- Install it with the shadcn CLI: npx shadcn@latest add @reui/c-label-1
- Open source and free, with the full source on this page to copy or adapt.
More Shadcn Label Examples
- Checkbox Label paired with a checkbox.
- Textarea Label for a textarea field.
- Disabled Label in a disabled state.
- Required Label with required indicator
- Optional Label with optional indicator
- Tooltip Info Label with tooltip info icon
- Badge Label with badge indicator
- Character Counter Label with character counter
- Helper Text Label with helper description text
- Error State Label with error state
- Inline Edit Label with inline edit toggle
- Status Dot Label with status indicator dot
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should I use Shadcn Label Basic?
Use it for the bare pairing of a Username name over one text input, with no marks, hints or states.
Shadcn Label as a whole fits:
- Visible names for text inputs, text areas and checkboxes, each tied to its control by id
- Marks beside the field name: required or optional, a status badge or dot, an info tooltip or an edit toggle
- Field states and hints around the name: disabled, invalid, helper text under it and a live character count
For a multi line message or comment box under the name, use the Label Textarea example. For form rows that need hint and error slots, grouped sets or a side by side layout, use the Field component. For the text box itself, with typed entry for email, password, number or file, use the Input component. For lists of tick boxes, a mixed state or selectable cards with a ticked state, use the Checkbox component.
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