AI Tags: Auto-Organize Your Whole ChatGPT History
Sound familiar? Your ChatGPT history is one endless list — hundreds of conversations about code, trips, and half-finished ideas, stacked newest-first — and finding last month's chat means scrolling and guessing keywords. The longer you use ChatGPT, the worse it gets.
AI Tags fixes it in one pass. Click Generate and the extension reads your chat titles, proposes a set of tags that fit your history, and — once you approve them — labels every conversation at once. A thousand chats become a filterable, tagged library in seconds.
It's part of ChatGPT Pro Tools, a free extension for Chrome or Firefox that activates on chatgpt.com automatically. There's nothing to configure — the five steps beside the demo are the whole manual. And it's title-only by design: the AI reads chat titles, never the conversations themselves, so a full scan takes seconds and tagging never sends a conversation anywhere.
Video Walkthrough
What You Get
Built for big histories
Title-only scanning tags 1,000+ chats in a single pass — no per-chat content reads.
Several tags per chat
"React login bug" lands under both Coding and Debugging — an overlap folders can't do.
New chats tag themselves
Fresh conversations get tagged on the fly — in the cloud with Pro, or free on your device in Chrome — and chats you started on another device get caught up.
Filter by tag everywhere
Narrow the Chat Workspace or the ChatGPT sidebar to one tag, and stack tag filters with search.
Why ChatGPT's History Needs This
ChatGPT itself gives you one organizing lever: Projects — folders you fill by hand, one chat at a time. Tags do what folders can't: they're applied automatically, a chat can carry several at once, and the whole history becomes filterable. It's the fastest way to organize 1,000+ ChatGPT chats without dragging each one into a folder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does AI Tags read my conversations?
No. It reads only your chat titles, never the conversation text. That's what makes a full-history scan take seconds and keeps your content private. In the cloud, the default, the titles and your tag names go to our server, which has Google's Gemini sort them and keeps none of it; on your device, nothing is sent.
How long does tagging a large history take?
In the cloud, which is the default, 1,000-plus chats are tagged in seconds, because only titles are processed — there are no per-chat content reads. On your device (Chrome's built-in AI, an opt-in) it is slower but still runs in one pass.
Can one chat have more than one tag?
Yes. A conversation can carry several tags at once, so it shows up under every label that fits. Tags overlap in a way folders can't.
Is AI Tags free?
Yes. Generate and Apply run in the cloud by default, in Chrome, Edge and Firefox: the free plan includes one cloud Generate and one cloud Apply a month (an Apply tags up to 1,000 chats), and the optional Pro tier ($4.99/mo) makes them unlimited and tags new chats automatically. On Chrome you can also run tagging on your device for free, with no limit and new chats included: turn on On-device AI in Settings → AI (a one-time model download).
