Code Confirmation

Verify codes with segmented input

What it solves

A Code Confirmation (also called an OTP input or verification code input) is a specialized form component that allows users to enter short numeric or alphanumeric codes — typically 4–8 characters — sent via SMS, email, or authenticator app to verify identity. The defining characteristic is the segmented layout: each character occupies its own individual input box, providing a clear visual structure that guides users digit-by-digit and reduces transcription errors.

When to use

• Two-factor authentication (2FA) – SMS or TOTP codes used alongside password login.
• Email verification – Confirm account ownership after registration.
• Password reset flows – Short codes sent via SMS or email to authorize resets.
• Transaction confirmation – PIN or code required before sensitive financial actions.
• Access codes – Short invite or gift codes entered to unlock content.

When to avoid