# 6.2.8 Label

The "Label" feature in Onethread Project Management software allows users to categorize tasks based on different labels or tags. These labels can be customized according to the user's needs, and each task can have multiple labels assigned to it.

Labels help users to easily filter and search for tasks based on specific categories, making it easier to manage tasks and prioritize work. For example, a user can create labels such as "Urgent," "High Priority," "In Progress," "Pending Review," "Completed," and so on, and then assign these labels to relevant tasks. This makes it easy to see at a glance which tasks need immediate attention, which are pending review, and which have been completed.

The Label feature also provides a visual representation of the project status and helps users to organize their workflow more efficiently. By grouping similar tasks together using labels, users can quickly identify patterns and prioritize their work accordingly. This saves time and makes it easier to keep track of multiple tasks and projects simultaneously.

You can select or create a label for your task. 

### Use Case:

* This feature enables users to filter and search for tasks based on their assigned labels, making it easier to find specific tasks or groups of tasks.

### From here, you can

* [Create a Label to a Task](/6.-managing-items/6.3-tasks/6.3.2-task-modal-activity-page-manage/6.2.8-label/6.2.8.1-create-a-label-in-a-task.md)
* [Add a Label to a Task](/6.-managing-items/6.3-tasks/6.3.2-task-modal-activity-page-manage/6.2.8-label/6.2.8.2-add-a-label-to-a-task.md)
* [Edit a Label to a Task](/6.-managing-items/6.3-tasks/6.3.2-task-modal-activity-page-manage/6.2.8-label/6.2.8.3-edit-a-label-to-a-task.md)
* [Remove a Label from a Task](/6.-managing-items/6.3-tasks/6.3.2-task-modal-activity-page-manage/6.2.8-label/6.2.8.4-remove-a-label-from-a-task.md)

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