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Managing NFT Tags on Mintable

Mintable lets you create and apply personal NFT tags so you can better organize and navigate your NFT collections — especially when managing multiple assets across wallets.

These tags are for personal use only, meaning they won't be shown publicly, and they're fully customizable to match your style and preferences.

🆕Creating Tags

To create your first tag:

  1. Go to your "My NFTs" dashboard

  2. Hover over the NFT you want to tag

  3. Click the three dots icon (⋯)

  4. Select "Tag NFT"

  • Under the "Create new tag" section:

    • Enter your tag name (e.g., My Favorites)

    • Choose a background color and text color (Here, I named it "My Favorites" and chose the white background)

  • Click "Save Tag"

Your tag will now be applied to the NFT you selected.

✅ Applying Tags to Other NFTs

After creating a tag, you can apply it to more NFTs individually or in bulk.

To tag one NFT:

  1. Hover over the NFT

  2. Click the three dots (⋯)

  3. Select "Tag NFT"

  4. Choose any existing tag(s)

  5. Click "Done"

How it will look like when multiple tags are used

To tag multiple NFTs:

  1. Select multiple NFTs using the checkboxes

  2. Click the "Tag" button at the bottom right

  1. Select one or more existing tags — or create a new one on the spot

  2. Click "Done"

✏️Editing & Deleting Tags

To manage your existing tags:

  1. Navigate to "My NFTs"

  2. Click "Manage Tags" at the top of the page

To edit a tag:

  • Click the pencil icon next to the tag

  • Change the name or colors as needed

  • Click "Save"

To delete a tag:

  • Click the trash bin icon

  • Confirm deletion

⚠️ Deleting a tag will remove it from all NFTs it was previously applied to.

🎨 Tips

  • Use tags to group NFTs by type, project, rarity, or any personal logic

  • Customize with colors for quick visual scanning

  • Combine tags with wallet renaming and filtering for full collection control

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