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The Tag component renders a tag to label or categorize information or other components. Tags can be static or clickable for invoking functions.
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  1. Variant: the color of the tag.
  2. Tag text: the text that communicates the tag’s purpose.

Props

Variants

Using the variant prop, you can choose from one of five tag colors:
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  • default (default): for general tagging and labeling.
  • success: for indicating or confirming the success of an action.
  • warning: for indicating something that might be time-sensitive or of importance.
  • error: for indicating error or failure.
  • info: for conveying general information.

Alignment

Using the inline prop, you can set a tag to align side-by-side with surrounding text. Below are examples of inline tags next to single-line text and multi-line text.
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Usage examples

  • Use a default tag to indicate that a customer is active.
  • Use a success tag to indicate that an item in a to-do list has been completed.
  • Use a warning tag to indicate that a deal is expiring soon.
  • Use an error tag to indicate that an error happened when trying to sync a specific property in a table.

Guidelines

  • DO: make tag text concise and clear.
  • DO: ensure that tag variants are used consistently across the extension.
  • DON’T: use tags in place of buttons or links.
  • DON’T: rely on color alone to communicate the tag’s meaning. Ensure that tag text is clear and helpful.
Last modified on March 30, 2026