A bookmark manager.
Every tag that fits.
Tagstash is a tag-based bookmark manager for saving, organizing, and sharing links. Give recipes, research, weekend plans, and articles every tag that fits, then find them by search or by combining tags.
Start your free collectionYour first 50 bookmarks are free. No time limit.Organize bookmarks with multiple tags.
A trail packing list can be both hiking and reference. Save it once, then find it under either tag. Select both to narrow your collection to links that match both topics.
As your collection grows, merge tags from the Tags page to bring overlapping labels together. Favorite the tags you reach for most.
Pick tags to filter. Combine them to narrow down.
- Weeknight chili with dried chilesseriouseats.com
- CSS grid layout guidedeveloper.mozilla.org
- Practical Typographypracticaltypography.com
- Rattlesnake Ledge trail notesalltrails.com
- Sheet-pan gnocchibonappetit.com
- Ten essentials packing listrei.com
6 of 6 bookmarks
Try it with these sample bookmarks.
Find the links that belong to more than one topic.
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Combine tags
Find the links that belong to more than one topic.
- Start with the full collection.
- Select design to see matching bookmarks.
- Add reference to show bookmarks with both tags.
Merge tags
Preview how overlapping labels can become one.
- Open the Tags page.
- Select inspiration as the tag to replace.
- Select design as the tag to keep and review the affected bookmarks before confirming.
Save links from the web or your browser.
The Chrome and Firefox extensions save the current tab directly to your library. Add tags and notes while the page is still fresh in your mind.
You can also add links in the web app. Adjust the title and description, trim a URL’s query string, or save just the site’s base URL.
Add to Chrome
Add to FirefoxAdd a link, its tags, and a note in the web app.
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Save a bookmark
Add a link, its tags, and a note in the web app.
- Open Add bookmark.
- Enter the URL, title, tags, and description.
- Save the link and find it again with search.
Browser extensions
Find the official Chrome and Firefox install options.
- Open Settings, then Extensions.
- Choose the official store listing for your browser.
Search, sort, and revisit your bookmarks.
Search across titles, URLs, descriptions, and tags. Combine search with tag filters, then sort by date saved, title, or URL to get the view you need.
Star useful bookmarks and filter to your favorites. When you want to revisit something you’ve forgotten, use Random to bring a bookmark back into view.
Make your collection comfortable
Choose Slate, Midnight, or Light. Your theme follows your account.
Set bookmark links to open in the same tab or a new one. The browser extension has its own link-opening preference.
Search the details you remember, then choose a useful order.
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Search & sort
Search the details you remember, then choose a useful order.
- Search packing to find a note about hiking essentials.
- Search web to match titles, descriptions, and tags.
- Sort the matching links by title.
Favorites & Random
Return to useful links or rediscover an older bookmark.
- Stars mark your favorite links.
- Turn on the favorites filter.
- Clear the filter and use Random to open a bookmark in edit mode.
Three themes
The same collection in Slate, Midnight, and Light.
- Browse in Slate.
- Choose Midnight from the header.
- Choose Light. Your selection is saved to your account.
Link preferences
Choose where bookmark links open.
- Open Settings, then Preferences.
- Select the same tab or a new tab. The extension has its own preference.
Import and export your bookmark library.
Import a bookmark HTML export from your browser or a Raindrop.io CSV. HTML imports also read tags and descriptions when they’re included in the file.
Export your complete library, including private bookmarks, from Settings. Choose HTML for browser imports, CSV for a spreadsheet, or JSON to preserve dates, tags, favorites, and privacy settings.
- HTML
- Back to your browser
- CSV
- Into a spreadsheet
- JSON
- Keep the details
Bring browser exports into your collection.
Read the walkthroughs
Import bookmarks
Bring browser exports into your collection.
- Choose Chrome or Firefox HTML as the import source.
- Upload your file and preview the bookmarks.
- Import them with their tags and descriptions.
- Find the imported links in your library.
Export your library
Download your links, including private bookmarks.
- Open Settings, then Import / Export.
- Download HTML, CSV, or JSON. JSON keeps dates, tags, favorites, and privacy settings.
Questions about Tagstash features
- Can a bookmark have more than one tag?
- Yes. A Tagstash bookmark can have multiple tags, so one link can appear under every relevant topic. Select multiple tags to show only bookmarks that have all of them. You can also merge overlapping tags from the Tags page.
- Are private bookmarks included in a public profile?
- No. Bookmarks marked private are excluded from your public profile and its JSON API. Your collection stays private until you enable a public profile in Settings; after enabling it, bookmarks not marked private become visible to visitors.
- Can I move bookmarks into and out of Tagstash?
- Yes. Import browser bookmark HTML files or a Raindrop.io CSV. Export your complete library, including private bookmarks, as HTML, CSV, or JSON. JSON preserves dates, tags, favorites, and privacy settings.
- Can I use my shared bookmarks on another website?
- Yes. Enable your public profile, then copy its public JSON API URL from Settings. An optional tag filter lets another website fetch only one topic. This public API does not require authentication and never includes private bookmarks.
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Start with the links you want to keep.
Free for up to 50 bookmarks. Need more room? Pro gives you unlimited bookmarks for $3/month or $36/year. Upgrade from Settings whenever you’re ready.