Tagitize is an Autodesk Revit add-in designed to automate tagging and simplify dimensioning workflows in Revit documentation. Its main purpose is to reduce the manual effort required to place, adjust, audit, and maintain tags across views and sheets, while improving drawing clarity, consistency, and documentation quality.
Primary Purpose
The add-in acts as a more capable alternative to Revit’s native Tag All command. While Tag All is limited to the active view and often requires substantial cleanup, Tagitize extends tagging automation to multiple views and sheets, applies user-defined tagging styles, reduces overlapping tags, and supports conditional tagging based on project-specific rules.
Key Tagging Capabilities
- Batch tagging across views and sheets: Tagitize can apply tags to several Revit views or sheets at once, reducing the repetitive work of tagging each view individually.
- Overlap reduction: The add-in is designed to place tags in cleaner positions so that tags do not overlap each other or obscure the documentation.
- Custom tagging styles: Users can configure tagging preferences, including leader behavior, tag positioning, and style settings, then reuse those standards across projects.
- Conditional tagging: Tagitize can tag only elements that meet specific criteria, such as fire-rated doors, walls over a defined length, or elements that satisfy parameter-based conditions.
- Tag grouping and merging: The tool can group similar or identical tags, including support for multi-leader tags, helping reduce annotation clutter while retaining required information.
Audit and Quality Control Tools
Beyond tag creation, Tagitize includes tools for reviewing and correcting tag-related issues. It can help locate empty tags, review generated tag placements, identify inconsistent results, and allow users to retry alternate tag locations when the initial placement is not acceptable. These features make the add-in useful not only for production drafting, but also for BIM quality control and documentation review.
