Shadcn Sonner
Browse 21 production-ready shadcn sonner toast components for success notifications, error alerts, and loading feedback. Sonner wraps the Sonner toast library with Radix UI accessibility and Shadcn Create style compatibility.
Basic toast notification.
Toast notification with description.
Toast positions
Toast variants with colored icons
Toast duration options
Toast with action button
Promise toast with loading state
Toast with custom close and cancel buttons
Toast with custom rich content
Toast with upload progress simulation
Toast with status alert markup
Custom accent border toast
Custom invert success toast
Custom invert error toast with details
Custom invert info toast with avatar
Custom invert warning toast with countdown
Multi-action invert toast with avatar group
Toast with close button on top-right
Toast with custom icon
Custom integration toast
Updatable toast with ID
Shadcn Sonner: Toast Notifications for React
Shadcn Sonner wraps the opinionated Sonner toast library, a modern notification primitive for React that auto-dismisses after a timeout or user interaction. It follows Radix UI accessibility conventions so screen readers announce toasts and users can interact with actions before the notification disappears.
Import the Toaster once in your root layout and use import { toast } from 'sonner' in your client components to trigger notifications. Sonner Shadcn Create style options ensure toasts respect your design tokens for color, radius, and typography.
ReUI lists sonner components inside forms, data tables, and workflow dashboards so you evaluate timing, action placement, and variant usage next to real product layouts. The sections below explain what it is, why teams use it, which features matter, and how it integrates with other components.
What is Shadcn Sonner?
A toast is a transient notification that appears briefly in a fixed corner (usually bottom-right), delivers a status or action, and auto-dismisses or lets the user close it. Shadcn Sonner is built on the Sonner library and manages focus, keyboard navigation, and live region announcements so toasts feel native to the page.
Components here show success, error, loading, and info toasts with optional actions (undo, retry, view details). They help you decide which toast variant fits your feedback need and how to pair toasts with forms, buttons, and async operations without notification fatigue.
Why Use Shadcn Sonner?
Teams use toasts for non-blocking feedback: form submissions, file uploads, bulk operations, and temporary errors that don't need a modal or overlay. Toasts keep users on task by delivering feedback without stealing focus or requiring a button click to dismiss.
Searchers look for 'shadcn toast', 'sonner react', and 'next.js notification'. This page answers those intents with realistic workflows showing when to use toasts versus Shadcn Alert (persistent) or Shadcn Dialog (blocking).
Shadcn Sonner Features
- Sonner Library Foundation. Built on Sonner (import { toast } from 'sonner'), a battle-tested toast system for React and Next.js with great TypeScript support.
- Success, Error, Loading, and Info Variants. Four semantic types so users instantly recognize outcome. Error toasts may auto-dismiss slower to let users read the message.
- Actions and Links. Add an action button ('Undo', 'Retry') or link inside the toast so users can respond without losing context or navigating away.
- Auto-dismiss and Manual Close. Toasts auto-dismiss after a timeout or let users dismiss on demand. Control duration and whether users can close or only actions trigger dismissal.
- Accessible Announcements. Live regions and ARIA attributes announce toasts to screen readers; keyboard users can tab to actions and close buttons.
Integrating with Other Components
Pair toasts with Shadcn Button form submissions so the click triggers an async action and a toast confirms success or shows an error.
Use toasts with Shadcn Data Table or Shadcn Card for bulk operations (delete rows, archive items) so feedback is instant and non-blocking.
Combine toasts with Shadcn Dialog for workflows where the dialog completes a task and the toast confirms the outcome (e.g., save dialog, then success toast).