Form 1 •
Default state with supporting detail
Shadcn Form Components
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Compact state with leading action
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Outlined state with trailing control
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Responsive state with accessible feedback
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Dense state for application interfaces
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Elevated state with contextual metadata
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Default state with supporting detail
Form 8 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 9 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 10 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 11 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 12 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 13 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 14 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 15 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 16 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 17 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 18 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 19 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 20 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 21 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 22 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 23 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 24 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 25 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 26 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 27 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 28 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 29 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 30 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 31 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 32 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 33 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 34 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 35 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 36 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 37 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 38 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 39 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 40 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 41 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 42 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 43 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 44 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 45 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 46 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 47 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 48 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 49 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 50 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 51 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 52 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 53 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 54 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 55 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 56 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 57 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 58 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 59 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 60 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 61 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 62 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 63 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 64 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 65 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 66 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 67 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 68 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 69 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 70 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 71 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 72 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 73 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 74 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 75 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 76 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 77 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 78 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 79 •
Default state with supporting detail
Form 80 •
Compact state with leading action
Form 81 •
Outlined state with trailing control
Form 82 •
Responsive state with accessible feedback
Form 83 •
Dense state for application interfaces
Form 84 •
Elevated state with contextual metadata
Form 85 •
Default state with supporting detail
Category guide
Using Form patterns
These patterns share semantic tokens and accessible interaction foundations while varying layout, density, hierarchy, and content composition.
Open any variation to compare responsive states, inspect its generated source, and copy a local shadcn registry command.