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# Add or remove tag from product
This feature allows you to add new tags and remove existing ones at the same time. It helps you quickly update product categorization without affecting other tags.
**Step to manage:**
1. From app dashboard page, click on **New bulk edit** section > Navigate the **Tags** tab and create a task for it.
2. Set up **Task name** (if necessary).
3. In the **Field to Edit** section > **Edit method**, select "**Add and remove tags**".
Fill out the new tag you want to add on the products.
At the same time, remove the old/unnecessary tag the product used to have.
***If you don't want to add more tag or remove any old tag, you can leave either of the edit fields empty.***
4. After finishing the **Edit method** section, move to the **Product condition** and set up which product you want to have this tag applied.
5. Set up **Start time** for the Task.
6. Click **Save** to run the task.
7. Once the Task is finished, you can check the result in Shopify Products.
Task setup:
Result:
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