You’ll see options to Rename the tag, choose a different color, and even Delete the tag if you no longer want it. Expand the Tags section if necessary, then right-click the tag you want to edit. To make a quick change to a tag, you can do so in the Finder sidebar. You can change the color or the name for a tag. So your blue tags are named Blue, red tags are named Red, and so on.

Edit the tags on Macīy default, MacOS provides you with tags in basic colors and the tags are named with that color. If you have more than one tag attached to an item, you can simply remove the one you want if you don’t want to remove both. Click Action in the Finder toolbar, select the tag color, and click Remove.Click Add Tags from the Finder toolbar, remove the color at the top, and press Return.Select the item, go to File in the menu bar, select the tag color, and click Remove.Right-click the file or folder, select the tag color, and click Remove.As with adding a tag, you have a few ways to remove one. Maybe the tag was temporarily attached to the item or simply no longer applies. Remove a tag from a file or folderĪfter you add a tag to an item, you might decide to remove it. You can add both tags to a financial document in progress for your company. This allows you to tag that item for multiple purposes.įor example, maybe you use a blue tag for work items in progress and a green tag for financial documents. Keep in mind that you can add more than one tag to the same file or folder. Note: With all of the above ways to add tags, you can also select multiple files or folders to tag them all at once. At the top of the Save dialog box, you’ll see the Tags field directly below the Save As field. You also have the option to tag an item when you save it. Drag a file or folder to the color in the Tags section of the Finder sidebar.Click Action in the Finder toolbar choose the color to add below Tags.Click Add Tags in the Finder toolbar, select the color, and press Return.Select the item, go to File in the Finder menu bar, and pick the color below Tags.

Right-click the file or folder and choose the color to add below Tags.

Like many other tasks on MacOS, there’s more than one way to tag an item. You can add a tag to any type of file like a text file, ZIP file, or image. Show 1 more item Add a tag to a file or folder

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