Tags
Tags are short labels like pricing, to-watch or client-acme. Give a link as many as you like, then filter your library by any of them.
Tags or collections?
| Tags | Collections | |
|---|---|---|
| Who sees them | Only you, always | You, or everyone if you make it public |
| Good for | Finding things again | Groups you might share or follow |
| Has its own page | No | Yes, with an RSS feed if public |
| Limit on Free | None | 10 |
A simple rule: if you might ever share it, make it a collection. If it’s just for you, tag it.
Adding tags
- While saving: the save page, the extension and Raycast all have a tags field.
- On one link: open its details and use the Tags row.
- On many links: select them in the library and choose Tag.
- Automatically: give a source tags to add to everything it saves, like
phoneorfrom-claude.
Type a tag and press Enter, Tab or a comma to add it. Tags you already use are suggested as you type. A leading # is dropped, and capitals don’t make a different tag: Design and design are the same.
On Pro, a link’s details also suggest tags, based on how you’ve tagged similar links.
Finding tagged links
Filter your library with Tag, or click a tag on any link. Pasting a link while your library is filtered by a tag saves it with that tag.
Removing tags
Remove a tag from one link in its Tags row, or from many by selecting them and choosing Tag → Remove.