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# Tags
Add, remove or replace product tags in bulk.
Add and remove tags
## Edit methods
| Edit method | What it does |
| --------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Add and remove tags** (default) | Adds the tags in **Add tags** and removes the tags in **Remove tags**. Other tags on the product stay untouched. You can fill one box or both. |
| **Replace all tags** | Deletes every existing tag and sets the tags in **New tags**. Leave the box empty to remove all tags. |
Type a tag and press **Enter** (or pick **Add** in the dropdown) to add it to the list. Click the **×** on a tag to remove it from the list.
## Examples
* **Start a flash sale.** Add tags `flash-sale`, remove tags `sale`. Products tagged `sale` lose that tag and gain `flash-sale`.
* **Clean up.** Choose **Replace all tags** and leave **New tags** empty to strip all tags from the selected products.
* **Tag by vendor.** Add tags with the dynamic variable `{{ product.vendor }}` to tag each product with its own vendor name. See [Dynamic variables](/bulk-price-editor-sami/field-guides/dynamic-variables.md).
## Preview and revert
The preview shows the current tag list and the new tag list for each product. In **Product changes**, added tags are highlighted and removed tags are struck through.
Reverting the task removes the tags it added and restores the tags it removed.
Tags preview
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