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add green image tags to my existing photos.

Go Modern Furniture

9 years ago

We have uploaded some photos in projects where there are several different products, & would like to add those green image tags so people can click through to the specific product they like rather than just having to go to the website & search. There are instructions on the US Houzz but the options dont seem to be there for us.

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Tom Flanagan
9 years ago
Hey @GoModernFurniture,

Thanks for getting in touch. To add an image tag, click on the photo in question and click the 'Add Image Tag' button next to the 'Edit' icon on the bottom left hand corner of the screen.

To add products to Houzz all you have to do is install the bookmarklet/button (depending on your browser) in the link attached and you're good to go! You can pull images from anywhere and save them to your Houzz Ideabooks.

http://www.houzz.co.uk/bookmarklet

Hope that helps!
PRO
Go Modern Furniture
Original Author
6 years ago
Dear Tom

Thanks - sorry for the really long time in replying !!

Thats great information that you have given on how to save an item to an Ideabook.

Is there a quick way to save an item to one of my Projects from our website ?

Many thanks - Caroline for Go Modern
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