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Add labels to a post

Organise posts with your own custom tags using Labels, then filter a collection by them. Labels are internal organisation, not the product tags shoppers see.

3 min read · last updated 2026-06
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Labels are your own custom tags for organising posts ("Organize with custom tags"). They are internal: a way for your team to group, find and filter content. They are not the product tags a shopper clicks, and not the rights status. A post with labels shows a small count next to the Labels item in its menu.

Add labels

  1. Open the post’s menu. Click the three-dot actions menu on the post.
    Three-dot actions menu on a post card
    Three-dot actions menu on a post card
  2. Choose Labels. Under the Engage section, click Labels ("Organize with custom tags").
    In the dashboard: Labels option under the Engage section of the post menu
  3. Add or pick labels. Create a new label or pick from ones you already use, and apply them to the post.
    In the dashboard: Label picker with existing labels and an add-new option
  4. Filter by label. Use the collection’s label filter chips to show only posts carrying a given label.

Labels vs product tags vs rights

  • Labels: your internal organisation. Only your team sees them.
  • Product tags: the SKUs a shopper clicks to buy. Added with Tag Products.
  • Rights status: whether a post is cleared to publish. Set in Rights Management.
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