A clean, minimal quantity selector that fits any product layout. Adjust the count and add items to cart with a single click.

This bordered quantity control adds a crisp outline around each step button, giving your cart a polished, well-defined look.

Softened corners bring a friendly feel to the border style. Ideal for lifestyle or apparel stores seeking a modern aesthetic.

Add brand personality with a colored border. The accent tone carries through the minus and plus icons for visual consistency.

A refined alternate border layout with adjusted button height, keeping the interface clean while highlighting interactive controls.

The transparent variant removes background fill entirely, blending the selector into any page background with a seamless finish.

Background buttons highlight on hover with your primary brand color, guiding shoppers' attention directly to the cart action.

Combining background fill with an outer border creates a structured selector that stands out on both light and dark surfaces.

Circular background buttons offer a bold, icon-driven style. Perfect for boutique shops or fashion-forward product pages.

Mix and match button colors to signal different actions — use red for minus and blue for plus to build intuitive user habits.

Dark backgrounds demand high-contrast controls. This bordered dark-mode selector keeps quantities readable and easy to adjust.

Set against your primary brand color, white-outlined quantity buttons maintain strong contrast for accessibility and clarity.

A larger quantity selector suits feature product pages where generous spacing and prominent call-to-action buttons drive conversion.

Compact quantity inputs are ideal for list views or carts that display multiple items simultaneously without sacrificing usability.

Swap standard plus/minus icons for chevrons to align the selector's language with your existing navigation and UI icon set.

A dropdown-based quantity selector offers fast selection for products with stock limits or specific purchasable quantities per order.

The grouped layout joins the quantity control directly to the cart button, creating a single unified interaction element.