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# Labels
You can use labels to mark details related to a product, for example when you want to highlight that a product has a worldwide shipment possibility.
By default, you can see the list of labels, along with their images. They can be filtered by name, and displayed in ascending or descending order. You can manage the labels table by using the options available under the orchestration icon.
To add or remove columns from the list, use the available toggle buttons.
## Creating a new label
1. To add a new label to your database, go to **Products** -> **Labels** and choose **Add label**.
2. Provide the information about the new label:
* Name
* Description
* Location of the label - you can choose if and how the label icon is displayed on a product image:
* don't show as overlay
* top left corner
* top right corner
* bottom left corner
* bottom right corner
3. Save the label.
4. To add a label icon, go to the **Media** tab. Choose an image from your local machine, or use a drag and drop option. Then, upload the image.
Your label is ready to use and you can add it to a product of your choice. Go to **Products**, open a specific product for edition, and in the **General** tab, select the created label.
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