These tag list(s) contain tags + their aliases (active & deleted + chars/artists/franchise tags) from Danbooru and/or e621 and are for use with sd-webui-tagcomplete extension and ComfyUI-Custom-Scripts autocomplete feature (or AutocompletePlus / comfy-ex-tagcomplete) as well as Krita AI Diffusion, Stability Matrix and SwarmUI (and lots more probably).
There are 3 main versions.
Danbooru - Danbooru tags only (best for Illustrious and NoobAI/Pony if not using e621 knowledge)
e621 - e621 tags only (best for e621 models/usage only; e.g: NoobAI)
danbooru_e621_merged - a merge of both Danbooru and e621 tags (best for NoobAI/Pony based models especially if you plan on using e621 stuff and your extension doesn't support loading multiple tag lists at once)
There's also 🖌️ Krita AI Diffusion compatible tag lists inside the corresponding folder.
There is a 🇨🇳 Chinese version made by @UrielGnoyzaki (comment).
The a1111-sd-webui-tagcomplete extension already comes with the 22.12.2024 tag lists so you don't need to download those from here.
22.12.2024 is the recommended version for overall use case if you don't want to switch a lot. "01.09.2025 ChenkinNoob 01" and similare are release made for the model of the same name, but not exclusive to, just use them for what you see fit. The ones that are have a more recent date are mostly there for future proofing and the older ones usually have worse filtering/merging but the site-indivdual tag lists should be ok to use.
You can find the full archive of all tag lists (including other misc stuff like some raw data) that have been made on the archive GitHub repository. (auto updates every months as GitHub actions artifacts, and uploads to repo every 3 months)
The script(s) with which I made these tag lists is open source on my GitHub.
Some info on the install process for some tools can be found on the main page of the repo (readme.md)
Some rather trivial info:
NoobAI 1.1/1.0 Eps/Vpred knowledge cutoff for danbooru is roughly before 23rd October 2024
NoobAI's e621 dataset is only up to date until early 2024 (Yi from Nine Sols will won't work for example) meaning older tag lists for e621 specifically might feel better to use
Illustrious v0.1/1.0-2.0 danbooru knowledge cutoff is roughly june 2024
RouWei has a slightly more up to date dataset (april 2025 for 0.8, dec 2024 for 0.7 or so) for those who use it and see this
Generally I don't think much has changed over the few months so the 22nd december 2024 will still be the recommended version.
The Danbooru tag scraping part was originally borrowed from BetaDoggo over here (many thanks)
Also a thank you to e621 for having every list easily accessible
also pandas dataframes are kinda cool.
Description
As per request, here's a Gelbooru tag list, I barely checked it. I don't even want to begin talking about how AHHHHHHH Gelbooru's API is. There's no aliases, because Gelbooru doesn't provide any.
Minimum post count threshold is 20
This release is S/A (meaning standalone, unfortunate abbreviation I know) - It does not include any Danbooru, E621 or merged tag list. Nor does it include Krita ones.
You can find the full data for this tag list (beyond the threshold down to 0) here: https://huggingface.co/datasets/DraconicDragon/Gelbooru-Tags-Full_2026-06-11
FAQ
Comments (9)
First, thanks for your work on this tool, much appreciated. On question tho, tags syntax comming from such auto-complet tools were most of the time only suitable for ComfyUI users and only depending of very specific nodes. For exemple auto-complet tools often add _ for space insode of a tag or \ before ( or ) such as for western_comics_\(style\). Except that this syntax isn't necessary at all most of the time. If using Forge UI or any variation based on it (Forge Neo/reForge) you don't need those _ and \ at all. So my question is pretty simple, is your tool aware of that and won't try to force an unexpected if not useless syntax?
If by "tool" you mean the scripts I use to create these tag lists, it does not change the format of tags. It will keep the tags as is just like the image boards use them. I do not modify the tags to replace underscores with spaces, or escape parenthesis (put backslashes in front of them)
Meaning these tag lists' tags are like "fate_(series)", "emilia_(re:zero)" and not "emilia \(re:zero\)"
I expect autocomplete tools or any downstream tool to modify these to their own liking at runtime, which there are autocomplete tools that do as you noted
I don't know of any tool that isn't compatible with the tag lists I provide here. If there's a tool that changes the tags on selection to have spaces/backslashes, then it should be an option for that tool to change this behaviour
Hey, small update regarding the Gelbooru lists. I reuploaded the zip file but with a change - the CSV now includes tags marked as ambiguous by Gel's API (includes standing for example). File size barely changed so it's not many tags anyway
You can find the old file without ambiguous tags here
Hello DraconicDragon,
First of all, thank you for maintaining these Danbooru/e621 tag lists. They are extremely useful.
I am working on a small personal project that imports your tag list into a SQLite database and provides a graphical search interface to make browsing and finding tags easier.
At the moment the project is intended for my own use, but I may eventually release the application publicly.
Before doing so, I would like to ask whether you permit the use of your tag list for this purpose and whether there are any attribution or licensing requirements that I should follow.
Thank you for your time and for your work on this project.
Best regards,
(TheHolySheep)
It's just a list of strings and numbers fetched from image boards, use them however you like
One thing you should keep in mind though is that my tag lists provide a very large amount of tags, but not all tags (eg only tags that are on 20 or more posts are kept and there is some blacklisted tags like bad_*_id, like bad_pixiv_id etc which were removed since they are not useful for autocomplete)
If your project won't require the full tag data from the image boards then you can ignore what I just said
Since i run Krita AI, what folder am i supposed to put it in?
In Krita, Settings -> Interface -> Tag Auto-Completion
There should be a folder icon that should open your file manager in a krita related folder
I remember though on windows, for me at least, it opened it in the wrong (but almost correct) folder %appdata%\krita\ai_diffusion\tags when it should've been %appdata%\krita\pykrita\ai_diffusion\tags (notice the extra 'pykrita' subfolder), that's also where you should be able to find the default existing tag files which you might want to make a backup of, or not
@DraconicDragon Found what i think is the right folder, do i need to unzip?
@xenodragon10615 yeah, sounds about right