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# Tag workflows
Workflow tags allow you to label your workflows. You can then filter workflows by tag.
Tags are global. This means when you create a tag, it's available to all users on your n8n instance.
## Add a tag to a workflow
To add a tag to your workflow:
1. In your workflow, select **+ Add tag**.
2. Select an existing tag, or enter a new tag name.
3. Once you select a tag and click away from the tag modal, n8n displays the tag next to the workflow name.
You can add more than one tag.
## Filter by tag
When browsing the workflows on your instance, you can filter by tag.
1. On the **Workflows** page, select **Filters**.
2. Select **Tags**.
3. Select the tag or tags you want to filter by. n8n lists the workflows with that tag.
## Manage tags
You can edit existing tags. Instance owners can delete tags.
1. Select **Manage tags**. This is available from **Filters** > **Tags** on the **Workflows** page, or in the **+ Add tag** modal in your workflow.
2. Hover over the tag you want to change.
3. Select **Edit** 
to rename it, or **Delete** 
to delete it.
{% hint style="warning" %}
**Global tags**
Tags are global. If you edit or delete a tag, this affects all users of your n8n instance.
{% endhint %}
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