Tags

Tags cut across notebooks. One note can be in a notebook and carry several tags, which is what makes them useful for the questions notebooks cannot answer — everything due this week, everything about a particular project.

Tagging a note

  1. Open the note and choose Tag from the menu, or long-press it on your list and use the tag button in the selection bar.
  2. Tick the tags you want. Tap Done.
  3. To make a new one, type its name into the field at the top of the dialog and tap the tick.

Creating and managing tags

  1. Open the navigation drawer.
  2. Tap Tags— or find the Tags section and tap Edit, if you have turned on Tags In Drawer.
  3. Type into Create Tag and tap the tick.
  • Tap a tag's row to rename it, then the tick to save or the bin to delete it.
  • Long-press to select several and use Select All or Delete.

Deleting a tag leaves the notes that carried it alone.

Finding tagged notes

  • Tap any tag chip on a note in your list to filter by it straight away. The chip above the list shows what is filtered and clears it when tapped.
  • Pick a tag from the drawer to filter your whole list by it.
  • Or use the Tag filter while searching — see Search and filters.

Tags in the drawer

By default tags are a single drawer entry that takes you to the full list. Turn on Tags In Drawer and they get their own section instead, with up to ten tags and their counts — see Appearance and settings. The Notebooks Before Tags setting decides which section comes first.