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Stepper

Numbered step-by-step layout with vertical connector lines for installation guides, tutorials, and onboarding flows.

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Installation

$ shadcn add @jalco/stepper

Usage

import { Stepper } from "@/components/stepper"
<Stepper />

Examples

Status indicators

Use the status prop to indicate progress. Completed steps show a checkmark, active steps are highlighted, and default steps are muted.

All statuses

Account created

Your account has been set up successfully.

2

Configure workspace

Set up your workspace preferences and integrations.

3

Invite your team

Add team members and assign roles.

All completed

Order placed

Your order #4821 has been received.

Payment confirmed

We've charged your card ending in 4242.

Shipped

Tracking number: 1Z999AA10123456784

With rich content

Installation guide

Install the package

Add the SDK to your project.

npm install @acme/sdk
2

Add your API key

Create a .env.local file and add your key.

ACME_API_KEY=sk_live_abc123def456
3

Make your first request

Import the client and fetch data.

ts
import { Acme } from "@acme/sdk"

const client = new Acme()
const users = await client.users.list()
console.log(users)

Horizontal orientation

Horizontal stepper

Details
2
Payment
3
Review
4
Confirm

Enter your payment information to continue.

Custom icons

Lucide icons

Create account

Sign up with your email and set a password.

Add payment method

Enter a credit card or connect a bank account.

Verify identity

Upload a photo ID to complete verification.

API Reference

Stepper

PropType

StepperItem

PropType

Notes

  • Server component. No "use client" — renders entirely on the server with zero client JS.
  • Auto-numbering. Steps are numbered automatically based on their order. Use the step prop to override.
  • No dependencies. Uses only React and Tailwind CSS — no external packages required.
  • Composable. Nest any content inside StepperItem — code blocks, images, forms, lists, or other components.
  • Horizontal mode. The horizontal orientation shows step circles with connector lines and only renders content for the active step. Ideal for checkout flows and wizards.