Tags

This post is also available in: Português

You can add predetermined tags to create a flexible marking system, making it easier to find images in Assets. Tags allow you to categorize and locate images in the gallery more quickly.

There are 3 ways to define tags for images:

  1. Manually, by clicking on the full view of the image
  2. In the Upload image to Assets option (how to do it here)
  3. Automatic image tagging using AI

What are the pre-defined tags?

Currently, the labels are only available in English.

To see the list of system tags, visit the Assets section, then click on the MoreTags button.

Pre-defined tags.

The system’s predetermined taxonomies are as follows:

  • Person
  • Logo
  • Banner
  • Men
  • Women
  • Icon
  • GIF
  • Button

Generally, these are the standard categories applied to images when you upload them for use in email signatures.

How to add tags

The simplest way is manually, by clicking on the full view of the image. Visit the Assets section, choose an image by clicking on the Full view button.

Adding tags.

Then classify the image with predefined labels and click to save.

To remove the label, click on the (x) icon. You will always have the option of adding it again.

Filtering images with tags

Now you can easily filter images with a tag in Assets.

Filtering images with tags.

Filtering with tags in the signature

When editing a signature, you can filter the images using tags, making it easier to quickly find the image you want.

Auto tags

This feature automatically analyzes the visual content of images uploaded to the signature and applies relevant tags based on what AI identifies in the image.

For example, if you upload a photo of a corporate logo, AI can automatically apply tags such as “Logo” and other specific characteristics identified in the image. This will save time and make the categorization process more efficient and accurate.

Updated on 9 de April de 2025
Was this article helpful?
Need Support?
Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Don’t worry we’re here to help!
Contact Support