HTML Dropdown Menu Generator | HTML List Maker Online

Free online tool to generate HTML dropdown menus and lists. Create select menus, ordered/unordered lists, and description lists with custom styling.

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What is HTML Dropdown & List Generator?

This tool helps you create various HTML list structures including dropdown select menus, unordered lists (bulleted), ordered lists (numbered), and description lists (terms with definitions). Perfect for web developers and content creators.

Why use our HTML List Generator?

How to use it:

  1. Select the type of list you want to create
  2. Add your items (options, terms, definitions)
  3. Set any customization options
  4. Generate and copy/download your HTML code

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Frequently Asked Questions

You can create dropdown select menus, ordered lists (numbered), unordered lists (bulleted), and description lists (terms with definitions).

Yes! The tool includes options to add custom classes to all elements for styling.

Currently it generates single-level dropdowns. For complex menus, try our Advanced Menu Builder tool.

Check the 'Required' option when generating your select menu to add the required attribute.

Currently this tool creates single-level lists. For nested lists, you can generate the basic structure here and then manually add sub-lists in your code editor.

Place the generated <select> code inside a <form> element and ensure it has a name attribute. The selected value will be submitted with the form.

Yes! Add a CSS class to the list and use the list-style-type property in your CSS to change the bullet style (e.g., circle, square, etc.).