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LITTLE TAGGER 2.1.0

What’s new in Little Tagger

Little Tagger, now in Shortcuts and ready for macOS 27.

Bring your tagging routines into Shortcuts, find saved presets and workflows with Spotlight, and connect Little Tagger to the tools you already use. Version 2.1.0 also improves tag suggestions and adds more ways to work with the files and tags in your workspace.

Shortcuts

Your tagging routines, now in Shortcuts.

Apply Finder tags, use a saved preset, or run a workflow as part of an Apple shortcut. Bring the tagging steps you repeat into a routine you can reuse.

  • Apply tags

    Add existing or new tags, replace tags, or remove tags from supplied files.

  • Use presets

    Apply a saved tagging setup without rebuilding its settings.

  • Run workflows

    Run saved presets in their defined order.

Apple Shortcuts using Little Tagger’s Apply Preset action with the Mark for Review preset.
A shortcut using Little Tagger’s Apply Preset action to apply the ‘Mark for Review’ preset to Shortcut Input.

Step by step: Tag files with Little Tagger and Apple Shortcuts

Spotlight

Your presets, a Spotlight search away.

Find and open saved Little Tagger presets and workflows directly from Spotlight. Get back to a familiar tagging setup without browsing through the app.

Requires macOS 26 or later.

Spotlight showing saved Little Tagger presets and workflows.
Links

Connect your saved routines to other apps.

Copy a link to a saved preset or workflow and use it in another app, including Raycast Quicklinks. Keep the tagging setups you use most within easy reach.

Right-click a saved preset or workflow and choose Copy Link.

Right-click a saved workflow and choose Copy Link to copy it to another app.

Step by step: Use Little Tagger with Raycast Quicklinks

Filters

See what still needs a tag.

Show only files with no tags in your workspace. The new untagged-files filter makes it easier to find the items you have not organized yet.

The File Tags filter set to show files with no tags at all — choose “Files that have: NO tags at all”.
Improvements

More improvements for everyday tagging.

  • Better tag suggestions

    Get improved Apple Intelligence tag suggestions, including image understanding on supported systems.

  • Work with workspace tags

    See and work with tags already used by files in your workspace.

  • More keyboard control

    Use new keyboard shortcuts for inspector options and tagging controls.

  • A more personal start

    Enjoy more personal onboarding, guided first-preset setup, and a refreshed About page.

  • Support inside the app

    Contact customer support directly from the Help menu.

  • Stay in touch

    An optional newsletter signup gives you another way to stay connected with Little Tagger.

  • Reliability and accessibility

    Improvements to tagging reliability, large-workspace handling, keyboard controls, and accessibility.

Compatibility

Ready for macOS 27.

Little Tagger 2.1.0 prepares the app for macOS 27 while continuing to support Macs running macOS 15 or later.

  • Little TaggermacOS 15 or later on an Apple Silicon Mac.
  • Spotlight integrationmacOS 26 or later.
  • Apple Intelligence suggestionsmacOS 26 or later on an eligible Mac, with Apple Intelligence enabled and its model available.
  • Image understandingmacOS 27 or later, with an available model that supports image understanding.

Apple Intelligence is optional. Core tagging, presets, workflows, and tag management work without it.

Inside the app

Find What’s New inside Little Tagger

After updating to Little Tagger 2.1.0, choose Help → What’s New… to revisit the release highlights inside the app.

Open the Help menu and choose What’s New….

Master your tags.

Tag files in seconds, automate recurring tagging work and take control of your entire tag system.   Private, native, built for Mac.

Download on the Mac App Store

Free for 7 days · macOS 15+ · Apple Silicon