Input chip.
Represents an entered item as a compact removable token.
See it in context
What it is
An input chip converts a selected value, such as a recipient, into a small object inside an input area. It may include an avatar and a remove action.
When to use it
Let people remove each token and continue entering additional items.
Know the difference
A filter chip changes results; an input chip represents a value already entered into a field.
Across platforms
Android · Web
Material names chips by their job: assist, filter, input, or suggestion. Their appearance can be similar while their selection and dismissal behavior differ.
iOS · iPadOS · macOS
A comparable compact control may be called a token or a button. Use the platform’s standard selection and removal conventions rather than assuming Material terminology.
Go to the source
Primary documentation for the pattern and its platform conventions.