Elevated
Content and actions about one subject.
Live demos, code and the full API of each component.
Buttons start the actions people take most: save, send, continue. Five color configurations from high to low emphasis, five sizes, round or square, and toggles.
Compact buttons for actions with a clear icon, in four styles, five sizes and three widths, optionally toggling.
A row of related buttons: in a standard group the pressed button grows and pushes its neighbors; a connected group selects one or several options.
A button for the main action joined to a menu button for related actions.
The floating action button holds the screen's most important action. Three sizes and six colors; the extended FAB adds a label and collapses on scroll.
A FAB that opens two to six related actions, springing out above it.
Deprecated (DECISIONS D4): a row of segments for single or multiple choice. Use a connected button group instead.
A short wait shown as Material shapes morphing into each other, contained or not, indeterminate or determinate.
Linear and circular progress indicators, determinate or indeterminate, flat or with the expressive wave.
A dot or a short count on an icon, telling people something new is there.
A brief message at the bottom of the window about something the app did, with an optional action.
Plain tooltips name a control; rich tooltips explain it, optionally with an action.
Content and actions about one subject.
Content and actions about one subject.
Content and actions about one subject.
A surface for content and actions about one subject: elevated, filled or outlined, optionally interactive.
Rows of text and controls: one to three lines, leading and trailing content, selectable, and segmented items.
A scrolling row of items that grow and shrink as they move: multi-browse, uncontained, hero and full-screen layouts.
A modal window for an important prompt or a task that needs focus: alert dialogs and full-screen dialogs.
A surface anchored to the bottom of the window, standard or modal, that people drag between heights.
A surface at the side of the window for supplementary content, standard beside the page or modal over it.
Above the line
Below the line
A thin line that groups content in lists and layouts.
The bar at the top of a screen with its title and actions: small, center-aligned, medium and large flexible, and two-rows, with scroll behaviors.
A toolbar that floats over the content, horizontal or vertical, with an optional FAB; it can hide on scroll.
A toolbar docked to the bottom of the window for actions on the current page.
A search bar that expands into a full-screen or docked view of suggestions and results.