Custom Queue Renderer

(function() {
 new MultipleUpload('#demo', {
 uploadUrl: '/api/upload',
 multiple: true,
 autoUpload: false,
 onQueueRender: function(tasks, queueEl) {
 queueEl.innerHTML = '' +
 tasks.map(function(t) {
 return '';
 }).join('') +
 '
File
Size
Status
' + t.fileName + '
' + MultipleUpload.formatSize(t.fileSize) + '
' + t.status + '
';
 }
 });
})();

Replacing the queue UI entirely

onQueueRender hands rendering to you, so the queue can be rows of an existing table, cards in a grid, or entries in a list your design system already defines — without overriding the component's CSS or fighting its markup.

What you are now responsible for

Everything the built-in queue did: progress, the difference between complete and failed, a retry affordance, a remove control, and the reason a file was rejected. Those are easy to leave out and expensive to omit — a custom queue that cannot show a failure turns a recoverable problem into a silent one.