A label is a short, reusable tag (like Marketing or BlackFriday2025) that you can apply to your scheduled pages. Labels don't affect how screenshots run — they simply help you stay organized.

What are labels?

Labels are free-form text tags that you assign to pages or schedules. Behind the scenes, each label has a unique ID, but in the UI you only work with the label name.

• Short and human-readable (e.g. “Pricing”, “Legal”, “Promo”).
• Reusable across multiple pages and schedules.
• Great for grouping, filtering, and reporting.

Where are labels used?

• On the Schedules list to group related captures.
• On the Pages list to find all URLs in a given campaign.
• In search and filters (e.g. “show only schedules labeled ‘Compliance’”).

Creating and assigning labels

1. Open any page or schedule edit view.
2. Find the Labels section.
3. Type a new label name or pick from existing ones as you type.
4. Save the page/schedule to apply the label.

Best practices

• Use labels for meaning (“Legal”, “Homepage”) not for one-off descriptions.
• Agree on a small set of shared labels with your team (e.g. “Marketing”, “QA”, “Compliance”).
• Combine labels with folders in your cloud storage for very clear audit trails.

Example label schemes

Some common ways teams use labels:

• By department: Marketing, Product, Legal, QA.
• By campaign: BlackFriday2025, Launch-v2, SummerSale.
• By page type: Pricing, Landing, Blog, Checkout.