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# Manage Tags
Tags can be created and added to computers to assist when searching for a computer/group of computers.
**Active Tags** are labels that have been added to at least one computer.
**Inactive Tags** are labels that have been created but are yet to be assigned to a computer.
### Add a Tag
Navigate to Manage Tags
1\. Click on the **Profiles Menu.**
2\. Select the **Manage Tags** option from the drop-down menu.
3\. Click on the **ADD TAG** button
Add a Tag
4\. Enter a tag in the Tag Name box provided.
5\. Click the **SAVE** button.
{% hint style="success" %}
The new tag will now appear in the Inactive Tags list. See Assigning a Tag for further information.
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### Delete a Tag
Navigate to Manage Tags
1\. Click on the **Profiles Menu.**
2\. Select the **Manage Tags** option from the drop-down menu.
3\. Select a Tag from either the Active or Inactive Tags section (or you can Select All tags in one of these sections by clicking the Select All button.
4\. Click the Orange **DELETE** button.
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The selected Tag(s) will now be removed. If the tag(s) were active, the computers will no longer be tagged with it.
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### Edit a Tag
Both Active and Inactive Tag names can be edited.
Navigate to Manage Tags
1\. Click on the **Profiles Menu.**
2\. Select the **Manage Tags** option from the drop-down menu.
3\. Hover over the tag name and click the edit icon next to a tag name in the list.
4\. Change the name.
5\. Click the **UPDATE** button.
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The Tag name will now be changed. If the tag is active, the computer(s) tagged with it will remain tagged but with the updated tag name.
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