> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.blynk.io/en/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.blynk.io/en/blynk.console/settings/organization-settings/tags.md).

# Tags

![Tags table](/files/-MTGfvv-eBxVspFJY32A)

## Table contents

There are 5 specific columns:

* **Icons**
* **Id** – every Tag has unique identificator in Web Dashboard and is automatically generated
* **Tag Name**
* **Color**
* **Owner**

Table view can be **sorted** in ascending/descending order by *Id*, *Tag Name* and *Owner*

## Search

Tags can be found by *Tag Name*, or *Owner name* – type at least 1 character to get search results in the table.

## Add Tag

![Create/Edit Tag modal window](/files/-MTGZm6nf7T7trg8TbFC)

* **Icon** (on the left of the Name field) – click to set a pictogram from the menu opened. Can be handy to group and differentiate tags visually. *Color* settings are applied here.
* **Name** – give tags unique and meaningful names. *\*\**Use only letters, digits, and spaces. 24 characters limit.
* **Color** – click to set a color by choosing from presets, using color picker or color html code input. Can be handy to group and differentiate tags visually. Also applies to *Icons*.

## Actions

* **Hover on Owner**'s name to view his/her Email – hint will appear, click **Copy** pictogram to put it to your clipboard
* **Actions menu:**
  * **Edit** (also can be accessed by click on row area) – opens *Tag Еdit modal window*
  * **Delete** – opens Delete confirmation small modal window

## [Limits apply](https://docs.blynk.io/en/blynk.console/limits#tag)


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