---
title: Chip
description: >-
Represents a set of user-supplied keywords that help label, organize, and
categorize objects. Used to categorize or highlight content attributes. They
are often displayed near the content they classify, enhancing discoverability
by allowing users to identify items with similar properties.
api_version: 2025-10
api_name: admin-extensions
source_url:
html: >-
https://shopify.dev/docs/api/admin-extensions/latest/polaris-web-components/titles-and-text/chip
md: >-
https://shopify.dev/docs/api/admin-extensions/latest/polaris-web-components/titles-and-text/chip.md
---
# Chip
Represents a set of user-supplied keywords that help label, organize, and categorize objects. Used to categorize or highlight content attributes. They are often displayed near the content they classify, enhancing discoverability by allowing users to identify items with similar properties.
## Properties
* accessibilityLabel
string
A label that describes the purpose or contents of the Chip. It will be read to users using assistive technologies such as screen readers.
* color
ColorKeyword
Default: 'base'
Modify the color to be more or less intense.
### ColorKeyword
```ts
'subdued' | 'base' | 'strong'
```
## Slots
* children
HTMLElement
The content of the Chip.
* graphic
HTMLElement
The graphic to display in the chip.
Only accepts `Icon` components.
### Examples
* #### Code
##### jsx
```jsx
Chip
```
##### html
```html
Chip
```
## Useful for
* Labeling, organizing, and categorizing objects
* Highlighting content attributes
* Enhancing discoverability by identifying items with similar properties
## Best practices
* `subdued`: use for secondary or less important information
* `base`: use as default color
* `strong`: use for important or verified status
* Text truncates automatically, keep labels short to avoid truncation
* Chips are static indicators, not interactive or dismissible. For interactive chips, use ClickableChip
* Add icons to `graphic` slot to provide visual context
* Display chips near the content they classify
## Content guidelines
Chip labels should:
* Be short and concise to avoid truncation
* Use `accessibilityLabel` to describe purpose for screen readers
* Common status labels: `Active`, `Draft`, `Published`, `Verified`
* Common category labels: `Product type`, `Collection`, `Tag name`
## Examples
Component examples
### Basic usage
### Examples
* #### Basic usage
##### Description
Simple chip displaying product status without an icon.
##### jsx
```jsx
Active
```
##### html
```html
Active
```
* #### With icon graphic
##### Description
Chip enhanced with an icon to provide visual context for the category.
##### jsx
```jsx
Electronics
```
##### html
```html
Electronics
```
* #### Color variants
##### Description
Demonstrates all three color variants for different levels of visual emphasis.
##### jsx
```jsx
Draft
Published
Verified
```
##### html
```html
Draft
Published
Verified
```
* #### Product status
##### Description
Common status indicators demonstrating chips in real-world product management scenarios.
##### jsx
```jsx
Active
Draft
Published
```
##### html
```html
Active
Draft
Published
```
* #### Text truncation
##### Description
Demonstrates automatic text truncation for long content within a constrained width.
##### jsx
```jsx
This is a very long product name that will be truncated with ellipsis when
it exceeds the container width
Electronics and computer accessories category with extended description
```
##### html
```html
This is a very long product name that will be truncated with ellipsis when
it exceeds the container width
Electronics and computer accessories category with extended description
```