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# Create a tag (hashtag)
Tags in UpNote help you organize and connect related notes across different notebooks. You can create tags instantly by typing **inline hashtags** directly in your notes.
#### Create a tag
To create a tag, type the **#** symbol followed by your keyword. Press **Enter** to confirm creating a new tag.
Once you type a hashtag, UpNote automatically recognizes it as a tag. You can add multiple tags to the same note to make it easier to find later.
On **mobile,** you can also tap the **# icon** from the **format bar** above the keyboard to insert a tag easily.
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#### View Tagged Notes
* To view all notes with a specific tag, click or tap the **tag name**.
* You can also browse all your tags in the **Tags section** of the sidebar.
* Selecting a tag will display all notes containing that tag.
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#### Convert a word into a tag (desktop only)
* **Right-click** the word and select **Create new tag**.
* Once the tag is created, it will automatically appear in both the **Tags section** of the sidebar and the note’s [Info Panel](/write-and-edit/info-panel.md).
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#### 💡 Tips
* Use short, memorable tags for consistent organization.
* Tags can include letters and numbers but not spaces (use `#meetingNotes` or `#meeting-notes` instead of `#meeting notes`).
* Combine tags with [notebooks](/organize-and-manage-notes/organize-with-notebooks.md) for powerful multi-layer organization — notebooks for structure, tags for flexibility.
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