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# Tags page

To beautifully showcase all tags on your blog and display them on a single page, you can add a custom tags page.

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### Create an Tags page

1. Click on the **"Pages"** tab in the Ghost admin, and on the opened page, click the **"New Page"** button at the top right.
2. Next, **create a page title**, for example, **"Discover Categories"**
3. If you want, you can add an **icon** or a **small image** that will appear just above the title on your Tags page. Please see the [**Elrond Tags page**](https://elrond.hedwik.io/tags/) for an example. 
4. Then, click on the **icon in the top right corner** to open the **page settings**.
5. If you want to add a description to your Tags page, you can do so from the **"Excerpt"** section in the opened panel. When added, it will appear just below the page title.
6. In the panel that opens, you will see a drop-down menu titled **"Template"** at the bottom. Select **"Tags"** from this menu.
7. Finally, click "Publish". 


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