As we might have mentioned once or twice (or a thousand times tops), our main goal is to keep your creative assets organized. The thing with tags is, that as you add more and more of them, and as more people use the same platforms, your tags start to get cluttered as well, with duplicate or similar tags, badly named tags, or un-used tags just lying around creating a mess.
No worries - we have just the thing for you!
- First, if you haven’t already, go read our tips for better tagging.
- Now that you’re a tagging expert, go to the Tag Management of the app
Creating categories
As you create your first tags, they will appear on the Home screen of the app so you can filter for them. It should look something like this:
But as you start adding more assets and more tags, this view just doesn’t cut it anymore. That’s why we built Tag Categories - a better way to organize your tags. For example, if you’re in fashion, you might want to group your tags by “tops”, “bottoms”, “fabric” and “accessories”.
You can view more examples of using categories in our showcase.
Adding new tags
You can create new tags by typing them under a specific category and hitting “create tag”. Once you create a new tag, we’ll automatically go and auto-tag any image that we identify as belonging to that tag.
Editing existing tags
You can rename a tag by simply clicking on its name on the tag management page, and editing it inline. You can also delete tags you no longer need. Finally, you can merge tags together, by renaming a tag to the same name as another existing tag.
Keeping related tags together
If certain tags always belong with others - a city with its country, a SKU with its category - set up a Tagalong instead of relying on everyone to remember. You'll find them behind the Tagalongs button in the top right of Manage Tags.
Bulk editing from Table view
When you need to retag a lot of files at once, Table view gives you an editable grid and a bulk action bar.
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