10 Free CSS Toast/Notification

Free CSS toast/notification collections. A website’s or app’s user experience can be improved by adding toast notifications because they deliver feedback and unimportant information in an aesthetically pleasing way.

There are numerous collections of free CSS toasts and notifications online that developers may use to incorporate this UI design concept into their applications. Typically, these collections contain pre-written HTML and CSS code that is simple to edit to match the particular requirements of the project.

CSS Toast Messages + Remove Animation

Toast Messages + Remove Animation

Author

  • Veronica

Made with

  • HTML / CSS / JS

Created on

  • JUNE 6, 2018

Updated on

  • JUNE 6, 2018

About the Code

Toast Messages UI components with jquery remove animation

Useful Links: More info | Live Demo

Dependency: jquery.js


Pure CSS/JS Toast Notification

See the Pen Pure CSS/JS Toast Notification by Pierre Smith (@kipp0) on CodePen.

Author

  • Pierre Smith

Made with

  • HTML / CSS / JS

Created on

  • APRIL 25, 2017

Updated on

  • APRIL 26, 2017

About the Code

Click on the button to show the Toast. It will disappear after 5 seconds.

Useful Links: More info | Live Demo

Dependency:


CSS-only Notifications Component

See the Pen CSS-only Notifications Component by Damián Muti (@damianmuti) on CodePen.

Author

  • Damián Muti

Made with

  • HTML / SCSS / JS

Created on

  • JUNE 10, 2017

Updated on

  • SEPTEMBER 24, 2021

About the Code

This is a Sass mixin that provides notifications functionality using little-to-none Javascript. It makes use of CSS transitions and animations to display notifications as popups or bars on different locations of the viewport. The best thing is that it is fully customizable and easy to use. 🙂

Useful Links: More info | Live Demo

Dependency: jquery.js


Interactive SVG Toast

Author

  • Chris Gannon

Made with

  • HTML / CSS / JS

Created on

  • SEPTEMBER 9, 2015

Updated on

  • JANUARY 28, 2017

About the Code

This is the interactive version of the animation I built live at the Reasons To Be Creative conference 2015.

Pull the handle down for a breakfast treat! This is based on this illustration

Useful Links: More info | Live Demo

Dependency: TweenMax.js DrawSVGPlugin.js Draggable.js ThrowPropsPlugin.js


toastr.js test

Author

  • Nikola Petrovic

Made with

  • HTML / SCSS / JS

Created on

  • DECEMBER 16, 2015

Updated on

  • DECEMBER 16, 2015

About the Code

toastr.js test

Useful Links: More info | Live Demo

Dependency:


App Icon Notification

See the Pen Daily UI #005 App icon by Pavel Laptev (@PavelLaptev) on CodePen.

Author

  • Pavel Laptev

Made with

  • HTML / SCSS / JS

Created on

  • MARCH 1, 2016

Updated on

  • MARCH 1, 2016

About the Code

App Icon Notification

Useful Links: More info | Live Demo

Dependency: jquery.jsjquery-ui.js TweenMax.js


CSS Xbox One Achievement

See the Pen CSS Xbox One Achievement by Alan Wynn (@djekl) on CodePen.

Author

  • Alan Wynn

Made with

  • HTML / SCSS / JS

Created on

  • MARCH 15, 2016

Updated on

  • NOVEMBER 17, 2020

About the Code

As an avid Xbox Gamer and always wanting to push myself, I decided to recreate the Xbox One Achievement Toast.

Useful Links: More info | Live Demo

Dependency: jquery.js


IOS Notification Fold Toggle

See the Pen IOS Notification Fold Toggle by alphardex (@alphardex) on CodePen.

Author

  • alphardex

Made with

  • HTML / SCSS / JS

Created on

  • September 01, 2020

Updated on

  • September 01, 2020

About the Code

The iOS Notification Fold Toggle refers to a feature in iOS that allows users to expand and collapse the notification center on their iPhone or iPad. The Notification Fold Toggle can be accessed by swiping down from the top of the screen to reveal the Notification Center. If there are multiple notifications, the user can tap on the “Show Less” or “Show More” text at the top of the Notification Center to toggle the fold and either show fewer or more notifications.

Useful Links: More info | Live Demo

Dependency: aqua.css all.css


Notification Bell

See the Pen Notification Bell by Gabriele Corti (@borntofrappe) on CodePen.

Author

  • Gabriele Corti

Made with

  • HTML / CSS / JS

Created on

  • July 11, 2019

Updated on

  • July 11, 2019

About the Code

Design a notification component where an SVG icon is animated while a message is introduced from the side.

Useful Links: More info | Live Demo

Dependency:


Bell Ring – Notifications

See the Pen Bell Ring – Notifications by Braydon Coyer (@braydoncoyer) on CodePen.

Author

  • Braydon Coyer

Made with

  • HTML / SCSS / TypeScript

Created on

  • JANUARY 29, 2020

Updated on

  • MARCH 4, 2020

About the Code

Bell Ring – Notifications

Useful Links: More info | Live Demo

Dependency:


A user interface design technique called CSS Toast or Notification is used to show a brief message or alert to them. Usually, it appears briefly on the screen before automatically disappearing after a predetermined period of time.

Toasts are frequently used to inform users of the results of an action they have taken, such as verifying the submission of a form or the saving of a file. Additionally, non-essential information, like fresh email notifications or reminders, can be displayed through notifications.

Using CSS, CSS Toasts may be designed to match the appearance and feel of a website or application. Changing the background color, adding rounded edges, and changing the text size and style are a few examples of typical styles.

Developers who want to use a CSS Toast can make a container element, like a div, and then style and position it using CSS. The Toast’s visibility and timing can both be managed by JavaScript.

The use of CSS toast as a design pattern rather than a standard component of HTML or CSS should not be overlooked. This means that different websites and programs may implement CSS Toasts in quite different ways.

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