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# Editing tags

Tags store various metadata about the song. You can read about the most common tags [here](/karedi/next-level/txt-file-format/tags.md).

The list of currently defined tags with their values can be viewed in the [tags editor](/karedi/user-interface/upper-components/tags-editor.md). 

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Tag editor lets you [add ](/karedi/user-interface/upper-components/tags-editor.md#adding-a-new-tag)and [edit ](/karedi/user-interface/upper-components/tags-editor.md#editing-tag-value)any tags - both standard and custom ones. All standard tags' values are validated. Instead of using tag editor, you can also edit tags from the main menu as described below.

## Adding & editing tags via menu

{% hint style="info" %}
Standard tags like artist, title, filename tags, bpm, gap, start, end & medley tags can also be edited via dedicated menu options in more convenient way. See the subpages for more info.
{% endhint %}

You can set value of any tag by going to the menu *Tags* -> *Add new\...*

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You can choose a standard tag from the suggestions:

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or add a completely custom tag:

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Once you confirm, you will see your new tag in the tags editor:

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Each tag can be defined only once. If the tag already exists, its value will be updated.&#x20;

If you open the *Add new\...* tag popup again and add CUSTOM tag with some new value, you will see that indeed the value got updated:

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