Rounded pill-shaped tabs — with the active tab highlighted in a solid accent color against a neutral background track — are a popular modern navigation style for switching between related content views, common in app interfaces and product pages.
Enter your tab labels and choose an accent color, click a tab in the preview to see the active state switch, then copy the complete HTML and CSS needed to build the same pill tab navigation in your own project.
The generated CSS uses a simple class toggle to mark the active tab, with clean transitions between states — pairing this with your own JavaScript to handle actual content switching completes a fully functional tabbed interface.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this include the JavaScript to switch content when a tab is clicked?
This generates the tab navigation styling and click-to-activate visual behavior; connecting each tab to actually show/hide corresponding content panels would need to be added in your own JavaScript.
Can I use more than four tabs?
Yes, add as many tab labels as you need — the pill layout accommodates any number of tabs.