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Chips

Chips are compact elements for short values, attributes, selected items, filters, or tags. They can be static labels, selectable options, removable or editable tokens, input-created tags, or autocomplete-selected values.

Use them for:
  • Compact values: Show tags, categories, filters, roles, or attributes.
  • Selectable options: Use a chip listbox when users choose one or many short options.
  • Token input: Use a chip grid with chip input when users create a list of values.
  • Editable selections: Let users remove, edit, autocomplete, or reorder chip values.

Do not use Chips as badges on icons, command buttons, mode toggles, long labels, alerts, or replacements for checkbox, radio, or select controls when those controls better match the task.

The NgStarter Angular Chips component lets you display compact tokens for tags, selected values, filters, or removable items. Use for tag entry, selected people/items, active filters, and small categorical metadata. It includes examples for Basic Chips, Chips Appearance, Chips With Input, and Chips Autocomplete.

Basic Chips

Use selectable chips when users choose one or more compact options from a short set.

One fish
Two fish
Accent fish
Warn fish

Chips Appearance

Use chip appearances to show compact labels, categories, or states with the right visual emphasis.

Filled (Default)

One
Two
Three

Outlined

One
Two
Three

Custom Styles (via appearance)

Success
Warning
Danger
Gradient

Chips With Input

Use a chip grid with chip input when users need to create, remove, or edit a list of token values.

Lemon
Lime
Apple

Chips Autocomplete

Combine chips with autocomplete when users should select multiple values from suggestions and still add custom entries.

Lemon

Chips With Icons

Add an avatar or icon when the chip represents a person, role, team, file, or recognizable entity.

Avatar of a product designer Designer
Avatar of a software engineer Engineer
Avatar of a project manager Manager

Chips Drag and Drop

Use drag and drop when the order of chip values matters and users should be able to rearrange them.

apple
banana
strawberry
orange
kiwi
cherry

Stacked Chips

Stack chips when a selected option list needs to scan vertically instead of wrapping horizontally.

Samoyed
Akita Inu
Alaskan Malamute
Siberian Husky