Switch in frame
For AI Agents
Hand your agent this brief or the ReUI MCP, not a screenshot. Free to install.
Best for: Privacy rows in a Frame panel below a header titled Privacy Settings, 2 of the 3 on at load
When to use
- Single on or off preferences beside a label, such as airplane mode, sign in security or an AI feature
- Grouped notification, privacy and editor preferences in a card, a Frame panel or a dense list
- Options with a supporting sentence set as clickable tiles, including a risky one that erases data
When not to use
- Rows in a plain card with no title above them: use the Switch Card Separators example
- A complete options page with account, security and notification sections ready to drop in: use the Settings blocks
- A row of pressed buttons that picks a view, an alignment or a time range: use the Toggle Group component
- A consent or terms box that is ticked and sent along with a form: use the Checkbox component
Agent notes
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https://reui.io/components/switch/c-switch-8.mdget_example("c-switch-8")npx shadcn@latest add @reui/c-switch-8About Shadcn Switch In Frame
Switch in frame. Built by composing Field, Frame, Separator, Switch. A free, open source shadcn switch example you can install with npx shadcn@latest add @reui/c-switch-8 and edit as your own code.
What You Can Build With Shadcn Switch In Frame
- Composes Field, Frame, Separator, Switch, so it drops into any project already using those components.
- Install it with the shadcn CLI: npx shadcn@latest add @reui/c-switch-8
- Open source and free, with the full source on this page to copy or adapt.
More Shadcn Switch Examples
- Basic Basic switch.
- With Description Switch with description.
- Disabled Disabled switch.
- Sizes Switch in different sizes.
- Switch Group Switch group
- Card Separators Switch list in card with separators
- Card With Icons Switch list in card with icons
- Tooltip Info Switch with tooltip info
- With Badges Switch with badges
- Colored Colored switches
- Destructive Confirm Destructive switch with confirmation text
- Compact Table Compact settings table with switches
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should I use Shadcn Switch In Frame?
Use it for privacy rows in a Frame panel below a header titled Privacy Settings, 2 of the 3 on at load.
Shadcn Switch as a whole fits:
- Single on or off preferences beside a label, such as airplane mode, sign in security or an AI feature
- Grouped notification, privacy and editor preferences in a card, a Frame panel or a dense list
- Options with a supporting sentence set as clickable tiles, including a risky one that erases data
For rows in a plain card with no title above them, use the Switch Card Separators example. For a complete options page with account, security and notification sections ready to drop in, use the Settings blocks. For a row of pressed buttons that picks a view, an alignment or a time range, use the Toggle Group component. For a consent or terms box that is ticked and sent along with a form, use the Checkbox component.
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