control panel

Real-time controls expose application variables through a live-updating interface, letting you adjust numeric, string, boolean, color, and vector values instantly without restarting. Leva builds these controls automatically with type inference, organizing them into folders and panels for clean, responsive parameter tuning across your React UI.

Yes. Leva supports organized control layouts through folders, multiple panels, and conditional rendering. You can structure numeric, color, vector, range, button, and monitor controls hierarchically, apply custom labels, and control ordering to keep your debugging interface clean and scalable.

Leva provides numeric, string, boolean, color, vector, range, button, image/file, and monitor controls with automatic type detection. Each control type updates in real-time, supports transient mode for non-persistent changes, and integrates seamlessly into React components for live parameter adjustment during prototyping.

Leva automatically infers control types from variable values, eliminating manual type specification. Create a panel, pass your variables, and Leva generates appropriate numeric, string, boolean, or color controls automatically, then mount the panel in your component for instant live tweaking.

Yes. Leva supports conditional controls that show or hide based on state, and transient mode for adjustments that don't persist to your data model. These features let you prototype variations and test temporary parameter changes without affecting your component's stored state.