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# Edit Tags for Pictures

### With the Platform

Tags allow you to quickly search for pictures in your Lake

From your "Data lake" tab you can select the pictures on which you want to add or delete some tags. 

![](/files/-Me-sOxJ8_ThlxY25nUE)

![](/files/-McA3Hn9pZpiO7uNl3Ow)

Once pictures have been selected you can click on add or delete tags.

![](/files/-Me-sxyVfqtCVJrB4-zn)

To delete a tag, you can click on "x" 🚀

{% hint style="warning" %}
Note that we do not allow tag edition, if you want to change the name of a tag, please delete it and then add another one with the desired name 🚨
{% endhint %}

### With Python SDK

```python
pip install picsellia
```

First make sure that you have Picsellia Python package installed 

then you will need to initialize the Client with your API Token, available in you profile page.

```python
from picsellia.client import Client
clt = Client(api_token="your token")
```

you can now search some assets on your lake with de datalake.fetch() method:

```python
pictures = clt.datalake.picture.fetch(quantity=1, tags=['tag1'])
```

You can use Client.datalake.pictures.status() to vizualize the fetched assets  

then you can add or remove tags on the fetched assets  

```python
clt.datalake.picture.remove_tag(tags=['tag1'])
clt.datalake.picture.add_tag(tags=['tag2'])
```

You can find a complete reference to the SDK [here](/picsellia/references-1/python-sdk-reference-1.md).