> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.trysouschef.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # How recipe tagging works in Souschef — AI-suggested tags > Souschef automatically suggests tags for every imported recipe — cuisine, meal type, diet, main ingredient, cooking method, and more. Filter your library instantly. Included in Free plan Good news — AI Tagging is available to everyone using Souschef. Every time you import a recipe, Souschef's AI reads the recipe and suggests a set of tags that describe it — cuisine, meal type, diet, main ingredient, cooking method, and more. Suggested tags are pre-selected but always editable, and they power the filters throughout your library. ## What Souschef tags Suggested tags cover the ways you actually think about recipes: * **Cuisine** — Italian, Japanese, Mexican, Thai, and so on * **Meal type** — breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, dessert * **Diet** — vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, high-protein, and more * **Main ingredient** — chicken, pasta, tofu, salmon, and so on * **Cooking method** — baked, grilled, air fryer, one-pot, slow cooker, no-cook * **More** — quick, kid-friendly, meal prep, holiday, and other contextual tags ## Tags during import When you import a recipe from any source — [Instagram](/importing/import-from-instagram), [TikTok](/importing/import-from-tiktok), [YouTube](/importing/import-from-youtube), [Pinterest](/importing/import-from-pinterest), [Facebook](/importing/import-from-facebook), a [website](/importing/import-from-website), [photos](/importing/import-from-photos), or [plain text](/importing/import-from-plain-text) — the import preview shows Souschef's suggested tags with the most relevant ones already selected. You can: * **Accept the suggestions** as-is with a single tap on Save. * **Untick tags** that don't feel right. * **Tap to add** additional tags Souschef didn't suggest. ## Editing tags on a saved recipe Already saved a recipe? You can still edit its tags anytime. Open the recipe from your library and tap the tag row under the recipe details. Recipe detail with the tags row highlighted showing blueberry, dessert, and lemon Type a new tag in **Add a tag**, or tap the **x** on a selected tag to remove it. Tap **Done** when you're finished. Changes apply immediately in your library filters. Tags sheet with selected blueberry, dessert, and lemon tags ## Managing tags in your library Rename tags, move them into the right category for library filters, or add new ones from Account settings. On the Saved tab, tap your **profile** icon in the top right. Saved recipes screen with the account profile icon in the top right Under **Kitchen**, tap **Manage tags**. Account settings with Manage tags highlighted under Kitchen Tags are grouped by category, such as Cuisine and Meal type. Tap **+ Add tag** to create a new one, or tap an existing tag to edit it. Recipe tags screen listing Cuisine and Meal type tags Change the tag name, pick a different category for library filters, or delete the tag. Then tap **Save**. Edit tag sheet with name and category fields ## Filtering your library by tag Tags become powerful the moment you have more than a handful of recipes. In your library: Open the filters drawer above your recipe list. Saved recipes screen with the filter button highlighted next to the search bar Filter by any combination of cuisine, meal type, diet, main ingredient, cooking method, or more. Filter drawer showing tag categories for narrowing the recipe library Your library instantly narrows to recipes that match all selected tags. Combine a diet tag with a meal type — like **vegetarian** + **dinner** — to pull up an instant weeknight shortlist. *** ## Related articles * [Organize and search](/using/organize-and-search) * [Nutrition](/using/nutrition) * [AI Discovery](/using/ai-discovery) ## Still need help? If you have questions or run into anything unexpected, our team is happy to help. [Contact support](/troubleshooting/contact-support)