Your brand list is where you manage the logos your team uses to make tags. These are your brands and you are in complete control over this list. Tagify gets you going with a few basic ones, but you'll want to add some that are specific to your company.

For Tagify Plus, this is where you'll also manage your signs attached to each brand.

First, visit your brand list by going to Brands from the menu up top.

Click +New brand to select a logo to upload. You can simply drag and drop your images and Tagify will queue them up and get them processed. If you'd prefer a file dialog, just click Choose File. You can select multiple logos at once by holding control (command on Mac) and the files you want to upload.

Tagify will accept:

After the logo is uploaded, Tagify will:

Any image you upload must be 250mb or under and have a max resolution of 9000x9000.

First, visit your brand list by going to Brands from the menu up top.

Click a brand in the brands list to change the name and logo of the selected brand. You can also remove a brand from here as well.

UPC's allow users of the iOS/Android app to add tags just by scanning them in. They are attached to a brand either manually (through the web while editing a brand) or scanned in with the iOS/Android app.

For the web:

Editing and adding UPC's from the web.

Go to your Brands and click the brand you'd like to add UPC's for. Hit the UPC tab to view the current list of attached UPC's. From here, you can add or remove UPC's as you see fit.

For iOS/Android:

Scanning a UPC from the iPhone app.

Tap into a project and hit the camera icon on the bottom. With the camera screen up, scan a barcode of the product you'd like to add. If a UPC is already submitted, you'll be prompted to add a price. If it's a new UPC, you can teach it Tagify by selecting the brand and package associated with that particular UPC.

While looking at your brand list, click the "Brands" dropdown at the top left.

After clicking Export to Excel, Tagify will send you an Excel sheet of all your brands. This includes:

Using the sheet you received after exporting your brands, you can make changes and re-import them right back into Tagify. Much like importing a project, there's a few rules to follow regarding the data coming back in. Here's a breakdown per column:

By labeling your brands, you'll be able to add them in bulk when making tags on the web.

First add a label to a couple of your brands. For example, "craft", "light-family", "value", etc. Then hop over to one of your projects and start making tags. When typing in your brands, throw a hashtag in front of any of your labels you've created and hit enter. Tagify will add all of the brands in that label.