The min attribute specifies the minimum value for an <input> element.
Applies to [HTMLInputElement](/html/elements/input)The min attribute works with the following input types: [number](/html/elements/input/type/number), [range](/html/elements/input/type/range), [date](/html/elements/input/type/date), [datetime](/w/index.php?title=html/elements/input/type/datetime&action=edit&redlink=1), [datetime-local](/html/elements/input/type/datetime-local), [month](/html/elements/input/type/month), [time](/html/elements/input/type/time) and [week](/html/elements/input/type/week).
For datetime, datetime-local, month, time, and week the value of the attribute must be a valid string of the type.
For number and range the value of the attribute must be a number: decimal or integer.
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