A numbered step indicator — showing a checkout or onboarding flow's stages with the current step highlighted and completed steps marked — gives users clear orientation about where they are in a multi-step process.
Enter your step labels and which step is currently active, see the indicator render with completed, active, and upcoming steps each styled distinctly, then copy the HTML and CSS needed to build the same progress indicator in your own multi-step flow.
Completed steps show a checkmark instead of their number, the active step is highlighted in your accent color, and upcoming steps stay neutral gray, giving clear at-a-glance status for every stage of the process.
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Frequently asked questions
Does completing a step automatically update the display?
This generates a static snapshot for a given current step; in your actual implementation, you'd update the current-step value dynamically as the user progresses through your real flow.
Can I use more or fewer than four steps?
Yes, add or remove step labels as needed — the generated indicator adapts to any number of steps.