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# Dataset tags

Dataset tags help you organize, categorize, and filter datasets at scale.

## Add tags to a dataset

To add or update dataset tags:

1. Open your dataset.
2. Click **Settings** in the top navigation bar.
3. Scroll to **General**.
4. Find the **Tags** field.
5. Enter a tag such as `Project-A`, `Camera-Front`, or `v1.0`.
6. Press **Enter** to confirm each tag.
7. Press **Save** to save the changes to the dataset.

Dataset tags are visible in dataset list (as chips next to the dataset name) and next to the dataset header.

## Filter datasets by tag

You can filter the datasets list by tag.

1. Open the main datasets page.
2. Open the filter and select the tag(s).
3. The list updates to show matching datasets.


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