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title: Share your content with groups using user tags
description: You can now share your content with groups of people by entering user tags in the share window.
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# Share your content with groups using user tags

### June 25, 2021

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You can share content with a group of people without entering their email addresses every time. In addition to distribution lists, you can now enter a user tag to add multiple tagged users to a share. When you create a new share, start typing a user tag in the recipients field. Then, select a user tag to add all the tagged users at once.

![Add Tags to Users](https://updates.mediasilo.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Add%20Tags%20to%20Users.png?width=718&name=Add%20Tags%20to%20Users.png)

User tags can also be used to easily filter or search for groups of users throughout the application. You can tag existing users on the Administration page by selecting “Add tags” from the Actions menu, or during the “Add Users” process for new users. User tags are listed along the left side of the Administration page.

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