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# How to add tags to contacts
There are two ways to add tags to contacts. The first is, to add tags directly in the contacts database. The second is in a contacts overview page.
**How to add tags in the contacts database**
* Toggle the contact you want to add a tag to. Please note: You can toggle as many contacts as you like. That allows you to bulk tag a lot of contacts at the same time. You can also use the toggle in the left upper corner, to toggle every visible contact on that page of the list.
* Click on the tag button right above the contact list.
* Choose the tag you want to add from the dropdown or create a new tag by clicking on *Manage tags*.
* Click on all the tags you want to add to this contact. Please note: You can add several tags at the same time.
**How to add tags in the contact overview page**
You can also add tags while reviewing a contact's details.
* Open the contacts database and click on a contact's name.
* The contact overview page opens up.
* To add a tag here, click on *Toggle tag* and follow the steps above accordingly.
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