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Quick Answer
For apple chips — thin-sliced apple rings (⅛ in / 3 mm, mandoline or very sharp knife) — start with 300°F (150°C) for an estimated 15–20 minutes. Use the preparation steps below and the full table for other sizes or starting conditions.
Estimated starting range for Apple Chips. Thickness, basket load and your appliance can change the time; check the food before serving.
Use the full Air Fryer Apple Chips timing page for row notes, related foods, and safety reminders.

Use a mandoline or sharp knife to cut apples into 1/8-inch slices. Thinner slices crisp faster; thicker ones stay slightly chewy. Remove seeds but leave the skin on for color and fiber. Pat slices dry with a paper towel to speed drying.
Toss slices with a tiny amount of oil (optional) and season with cinnamon, a pinch of sugar, or leave plain. For a tart chip, a dusting of citric acid powder enhances the apple flavor.
Arrange in a single layer — overlap leads to steaming instead of crisping. Use the thin-sliced apple rings (⅛ in / 3 mm, mandoline or very sharp knife) preparation. Set the air fryer to 300°F (150°C); the starting range is 15–20 minutes. Check at the lower end and continue as needed; thickness, load and the appliance affect the actual time.Follow the preparation and texture checks for this food.
Chips crisp up significantly as they cool — remove them when they feel leathery and slightly firm, not yet crunchy. Spread on a rack and let cool 5 minutes before judging doneness. If still soft after cooling, return for 3–4 more minutes.
Last updated September 5, 2026 · Reviewed by Maks