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AvatarGroup

The Avatar component can be used as a visual representation of multiple users.

When to use

  • To display several users together in a limited space, such as a list of collaborators, assignees, or participants.
  • When a compact, at-a-glance view of a group is sufficient and tooltips can identify each person.

When not to use

  • To represent a single user. Use Avatar instead.
  • To represent non-person entities such as objects, hosts, or services. Use the corresponding functional icon instead.

Content guidelines

Anatomy of an AvatarGroup showing two examples. One with three numbered callouts mapping to: Avatars, Overflow menu trigger, and Overflow menu. The other, with two numbered callouts mapping to: Avatars and Tooltip.

Anatomy of an AvatarGroup showing two examples. One with three numbered callouts mapping to: Avatars, Overflow menu trigger, and Overflow menu. The other, with two numbered callouts mapping to: Avatars and Tooltip.

  1. Avatars (required)
  2. Overflow menu trigger (only when there are +5 avatars)
  3. Overflow menu (only when there are +5 avatars)
  4. Tooltip (required)

Avatars

  • Each avatar displays the user's initials and follows the Avatar content guidelines. AvatarGroup only changes how avatars are arranged, not how each one is written.

Overflow menu trigger

  • When there are more than five avatars, the remaining users are collapsed into an overflow menu.
  • The trigger shows the count of hidden users (for example, +3).

Overflow menu

  • List each hidden user by their full name.

Tooltip

  • Provide a tooltip for each avatar, since items in a group don't show a label.
  • Only include the user's name in it.
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