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# Create Tag
There are three ways to create a new tag, mainly through:
* [Command Menu](#command-menu)
* [Full View](#full-view)
* [Admin Dashboard](#admin-dashboard)
## Command Menu
Follow the ensuing steps to create a new Tag from the **Command Menu.**
* Select an image.
* Click on the **Command Menu.**
* Select **Add a tag.**
* Enter the name of the new tag.
* Click on the "**+** " sign create the tag.
* The newly-created tag is automatically assigned to the previously-selected image.
## Full View
* Access the **Full View** of an image by clicking on its thumbnail.
* Click on the **Tag** icon.
* Select **+ Add a tag.**
* Enter the name of the new tag**.**
* Then, select the **"+"** sign**.**
* The newly-created tag is automatically assigned to the previously-selected image.
## Admin Dashboard
* Access the admin dashboard and click on the "Tag" tab.
* Click on "Create a Tag"
* Enter the details of the Tag and click on "Create Tag"
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