# Tags
We love Tags. In fact, we love them so much that we built a notes app around them.
Our Tags look like this, and they can be anything:
## Create a New Tag
### Ways to Create a Tag
You can create a new Tag in a number of different ways.
* **New Tag Button** - Simply click 'New Tag' on the home screen.
* **Menu** - Click the File > New Tag on the ☰ menu.
* **Shortcuts** - You can create a new Tag using the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + . on Windows or ⇧⌘. on Mac.
* **Quick Create** - Tags can also be created quickly when using Tag filters, like those on the home screen, on a note and when creating a Stack. Simply type the name of the Tag you want, and press either Ctrl + Enter on Windows, or ⌘ + Enter on Mac.
### Creating the Tag
To create a new Tag, you must give it a name. It will be given a color automatically, but you can change that. You also have the option to set an icon for the tag.
Hit enter or press the 'Create' button. If you click 'Create & Open' it will create the Tag and open it as a Stack ready for you to start writing notes.
## Add a Tag to a Note
### Manual Adding
To add a Tag to a note, click the + icon and select the Tags you want applied to the note. Tags can be removed from a note by toggling.
### Stacks
When you work with Stacks, all new notes that are created in a Stack are automatically tagged with the Stack Tags. You can learn more about working with Stacks [here](/new-to-narafy/stacks.md).
## Editing Tags
To edit a Tag, right click on it and select 'Edit'.
### Tag Icon
To change the Tag icon, click on the icon selector (to the left of the Tag name) and select the icon you want.
### Set Tag Color
To change the Tag color, simply click on the colour square and select the color you want.
### Quick Edit
Tag icons and colors can also be quickly set on the home screen. Click the icon or color and make your selection.
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