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# 9.2.Tag Alignment
Description
This Function can Automatically Align Tag Location with assigned angle .
## Step
1.Open the Hot Gear tab beside the Add-Ins tab.\
2.Click the icon on the Ribbon to start the program.
3.Select Tag Element
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Select Element By Rectangle" %}
1. If you are not have per-selected Tag element on Revit current selection.
2. You have to select Tag Element by rectangle on current activeview.
3. Pick a location point on current view.
4. Tag Alignment Menu will showup.
5. Set the Angle by the Angle Control Bar.
6. Set the Vertical Separation Distance (mm).
7. Optional - Set the Horizontal Separation Distance (mm).
8. OK
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Per-Selected Tag Element on Revit" %}
1. Pick a location point on current view.
2. Tag Alignment Menu will showup.
3. Set the Angle by the Angle Control Bar.
4. Set the Vertical Separation Distance (mm).
5. Optional - Set the Horizontal Separation Distance (mm).
6. OK
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
### Example
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