Tag PDFs, documents, photos and more in File Explorer, then find them by tag.
Windows only lets you tag a handful of file types, such as photos and Office documents. Tag+ adds tags to around 60 common types, including PDFs, text files, source code and ZIP files, right from the right-click menu in File Explorer.
Tags show on thumbnails, and the Search filters section in Explorer's navigation pane gives every tag a one-click filter built on Windows Search. Want help getting started? Tag Sense AI can suggest tags for you with a fully local AI.
Supported file types, storage and copying your tags
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Right-click a supported file in File Explorer and choose a tag from the Tag menu, or select the file and press Ctrl+Win+Alt+T followed by a number key (1-9).
Over 60 supported extensions, including PDFs, Word and Excel files, text files, source code, ZIP files, photos and videos.
On your PC, using embedded metadata, an XMP sidecar or attached NTFS storage, depending on the format and installed handler. Preserve sidecars and check whether your copy or sync tool preserves NTFS streams. The compatibility guide explains the differences.
Open the Search filters section in Explorer's navigation pane and click a tag, or search File Explorer. Tags are visible to Windows Search.
Yes. Right-click files and choose Auto-Tag, and Tag Sense AI suggests tags using a local AI model on your PC.
Keep contracts, amendments and correspondence together, record document status and notes, and find the signed files again in File Explorer.
Name family members, tag occasions and rate favorites so you can find the best photos of a person across different events and years.
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