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Login Form Generator

Build a login form — email or username, a password field with a show / hide toggle, remember-me, a forgot-password link, social sign-in buttons, a card or split-screen layout and a theme — with a live preview and HTML + CSS + JS output, or a React / Vue / Tailwind component.

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What this tool does

It builds the markup, the styles and the small JavaScript for a sign-in form and renders it live as you change the options.

Fields

Choose whether people sign in with an email or a username. The password field can carry a show / hide eye button (vanilla JS, included in the output). Add a remember-me checkbox and a forgot-password link independently.

Social sign-in

Turn on Google, GitHub or Apple buttons — they render above the form with an "or" divider. They are plain buttons; wire them to your OAuth flow.

Layout

Card centres a single panel. Split puts the form on one side and a coloured / image panel with a headline on the other, stacking on mobile.

Output

HTML + CSS + JS tabs, one combined file, or a React / Vue / Tailwind component with the toggle wired to state.

Privacy

Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does the show-password toggle need a library?
No. It is ~6 lines of vanilla JS that flips the input type between "password" and "text" and swaps the icon. It is in the JS tab and the combined file, and wired to useState / ref in the React and Vue output.
Are the social buttons functional?
They are styled buttons with the provider icon and label. Add your own click handler to start the OAuth redirect — the generator does not include any provider keys.
What validation is included?
The email field uses type="email" and required; the password uses required with a configurable minlength. The JS adds an inline error message on submit if the browser reports the form invalid.
Can I use a username instead of an email?
Yes — set the identifier to "username" and the field becomes a text input labelled Username with no email format check.
Is anything sent to a server?
No. The form is generated entirely in your browser.
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