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iOS: Labels
Organize, filter, or group Notes and Saved Verses.
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What are Labels?
Labels are a very helpful way to organize, filter, or group Notes and Saved Verses.
For example, you can create a label called “Romans” and save all the Saved Verses/Notes related to the book of Romans.
Create a Label
- Select the You tab.
- Select Saved.
- Select Notes.
- Select the + button in the top right.
- Select ⊕ Label and type in your Label.
- Select the check mark to save the Label.
Add or Remove Labels
- In the Bible tap, select a bible verse.
- Select either Saved or Note.
- Select the Label you want to add to the verse.
- Select Publish to save your changes.
Filter Notes or Saved Verses by Labels
You can use labels to view only the Notes or Saved Verses grouped under a specific label.
- Select You.
- Select Saved.
- Select either Notes or Highlights.
- Select the 🏷️ Label icon.
- Select any label from the list.
- Select Cancel to return to the previous screen and view Notes and Saved Verses with that label.
- To view everything again, select the 🏷️ Label icon again and deselect the label.
Frequently Asked Questions about Labels on iOS
Are labels the same for Notes and Saved Verses?
Yes. Labels you create can be used on both Notes and Saved Verses. They’re shared across both types of content.
Can I rename a label?
Not directly. Label names can’t be edited.
Workaround: Create a new label with the correct name, add it to all the Notes or Saved Verses where it's needed, then remove the old label. Once it’s no longer used, it disappears.
Can I delete a label?
Labels can’t be manually deleted. However, if a label is removed from all Notes and Saved Verses, it will be automatically removed from your list.
Can I create a label ahead of time?
No need! You can create a new label any time you’re adding or editing a Note or Saved Verse.
Why doesn’t tapping ⊕ create a new label right away?
The ⊕ only works after you’ve typed a name in the field. It won’t open a new box — you must enter the name first.
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