Labels do not accept spaces, and are lower case only. Select the label you’d like to add from the suggestion list or create a new label using the text you entered. In the legacy editor, select the label icon from the top of the page you’re editing, to the right of the breadcrumb. In the new editor, select the more options menu in the top right of the page, then select Add labels (if the page does’t have any labels yet) or Edit labels. To open the label input field when editing a page: Repeat steps 1-3 to find and add additional labels to your page. Select the label you’d like to add from the list or create a new label using the text you entered. Select the + Add label button at the bottom of the page, above Related pages, reactions and comments). Space administrators can edit templates to add labels to them. If you add labels to a template, they will be added to new pages created from that template automatically.

You can add labels to a page while you're editing it or after it's published, when you're viewing the page.

Add labels to a pageĪnyone with permission to edit a page can add labels to it. You can also use labels to categorize spaces and keep Confluence neat and organized. That would allow you to easily see, display, and search for related pages. For example, you could add the recruiting label to all pages related to finding and hiring new talent. Labels are key words that you can add to pages and attachments to make them easier to group and find. This content applies to the legacy editor and the new editor.

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