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Labels help your team categorize tasks consistently across all projects. Workspace-level labels are defined once and available everywhere: update the name or color, and it changes everywhere that label is used.

Open workspace labels

  1. Go to Settings.
  2. Open Workspace -> Labels.
You’ll see the workspace’s labels with their colors and names.
Workspace labels are managed in Settings and shared across projects.Workspace labels are managed in Settings and shared across projects.

Workspace labels are managed in Settings and shared across projects.

Create a label

  1. Click Create Label.
  2. Enter a name (e.g. bug, feature, api).
  3. Pick a color from the 9 available options:
    • Stone, Slate, Lavender, Sage, Forest, Amber, Terracotta, Rose, Crimson
  4. Click Create Label.
The label is now available for assignment to tasks across all projects in the workspace.

Edit a label

  1. Click the pencil icon next to the label you want to change.
  2. Update the name, color, or both.
  3. Click Save.
Changes cascade to every task currently using that label, with no manual re-assignment needed.

Delete a label

  1. Click the trash icon next to the label.
  2. Confirm deletion in the dialog.
Deleting a workspace label removes its existing task assignments. This cannot be undone. Large deletions take longer; keep the page open until the success message appears. If the connection fails or you close the page, return to Workspace → Labels. An unfinished label shows Deletion pending. Use its trash button, then Resume deletion, to finish removing the remaining assignments. A pending label cannot be edited or newly assigned from the label picker.

Permissions

Creating, editing, and deleting labels require the corresponding Label permissions. If you don’t see the controls, ask a workspace admin to update your role.

Best practices

  • Use consistent naming: bug, feature, chore for work type; api, web, infra for domain
  • Assign distinct colors to different categories so they’re easy to scan on the board
  • Keep the total number of labels manageable, since too many labels dilute their usefulness