Tag products
Tags are your own labels, for example new-arrivals, best-sellers or summer. You use tags to filter the product list and to create smart collections.
Add tags to a product
- Go to Products and open a product.
- In the Product tags section, click the Add a tag field.
- Choose an existing tag from the list, or type a new tag name and choose the Add row with that tag name.
- Click Save.
A new tag is created when you save the product. To add several tags at once, type the names separated by commas. Each product can have up to 100 tags, and each tag can be up to 50 characters long.
Filter products by tag
- Go to Products.
- Click the Search and filter field.
- Choose Tags, then choose the tag to filter by.
Create a collection by tag
- Go to Products › Collections and click Add collection.
- Enter the Name.
- Under Select type, choose Smart.
- Click Add condition. A new condition already has the Tag field selected.
- Choose is any of, is all of or is none of, then choose the tags.
- Click Save.
From then on, any product with this tag goes into the collection automatically. See also Create collections.
Rename a tag
All your store’s tags, and the number of products using each one, are in Products › Tags.
- Go to Products › Tags.
- On the tag’s row, click More actions and choose Rename.
- Edit the name on the row, then press Enter.
Merge two tags
Merge when you have two tags that mean the same thing, for example sale and discount.
- Go to Products › Tags.
- On the row of the tag you want to get rid of, click More actions and choose Merge.
- Under Merge into, choose the tag you want to keep.
- Click Merge.
Every product with the old tag moves to the tag you chose, and the old tag is deleted. Collections update within about a minute.
Delete a tag
- Go to Products › Tags.
- On the tag’s row, click More actions and choose Delete.
- Click Delete to confirm.
The tag is removed from every product that uses it.
Frequently asked questions
Does renaming a tag break the collections that use it?
No. A collection's conditions match by tag, not by name, so renaming doesn't affect them.
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