In Eagle, you can effectively manage and apply tags in various ways to improve resource organization efficiency. This article will introduce how to batch edit tags and several methods for quickly applying tags.

Tag Management Features

Click to enter the "Tag Management" window on the left side, where you can perform the following operations:

Set frequently used tags
Merge similar tags
Batch modify tag names
Add tag groups for categorized management

Methods for Batch Applying Tags

Multi-select Files to Add Tags

Select multiple files simultaneously, then create tags in the tag field of the right-side inspector
Or use the shortcut key T to open the tag window for selection
Tag copy and paste: Use shortcut keys Shift + ⌘ + C to copy tags, Shift + ⌘ + V to paste tags

Using the Action Feature

Click the lightning icon "Actions" button in the top toolbar, select "Create Action"
Set a name and shortcut key for the action, select the "Create Tag" option, and input the specified tag
Select files (single or multiple) in the file list, use the configured action shortcut key to add tags with one click

For detailed instructions, please refer to: Action Feature Tutorial Guide

Setting Auto Tags

Select a folder in the left sidebar, right-click to select "Add Auto Tag" or use the shortcut key ⌘ + Shift + R
Add the required tags in the "Auto Create Tag" field, then save the settings
Existing files in the folder as well as newly added files will automatically apply the configured tags

Important Notes

Properly planning your tag system can significantly improve search efficiency
Using tag groups can better organize related tags
Auto tags are particularly suitable for folders organized by project or theme
The action feature is suitable for frequently used tag combinations

How to batch edit and apply tags in Eagle?