# React Chip Input Component Accessibility > Detailed overview of the accessibility and keyboard support features implemented in the CoreUI React Chip Input component. ## Accessible React Chip Input Chip inputs are commonly used for tags, labels, recipients, and tokenized multi-value entry. When used in forms, they should remain keyboard accessible, clearly labeled, and understandable to assistive technologies. This guide explains how CoreUI React Chip Input supports accessible usage patterns. ### Semantic Structure - **Inline text input**: `CChipInput` renders a real text input for entering new values, which keeps typing, focus, and screen reader behavior predictable. - **Chip list pattern**: Existing values are rendered as chips before the inline input, making the field readable as a tokenized sequence of values. - **Form compatibility**: When `name` is provided, a hidden input is rendered so chip values can participate in traditional form submission. ### ARIA Attributes CoreUI React Chip Input supports accessible labeling and chip state communication: - **External labels**: Associate the input with a `