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If no fingerprint match is found it's possible to search by keywords. The search works by matching the query against a scene's _title_, _release date_, _studio name_, and _performer names_. By default the tagger uses metadata set on the file, or parses the filename, this can be changed in the config.
An important thing to note is that it only returns a match *if all query terms are a match*. As an example, if a scene is titled `"A Trip to the Mall"` with the performer `"Jane Doe"`, a search for `"Trip to the Mall 1080p"` will *not* match, however `"trip mall doe"` would. Usually a few pieces of info is enough, for instance performer name + release date or studio name. To avoid common non-related keywords you can add them to the blacklist in the tagger config. Any items in the blacklist are stripped out of the query.
An important thing to note is that it only returns a match *if all query terms are a match*. As an example, if a scene is titled `"A Trip to the Mall"` with the performer `"Jane Doe"`, a search for `"Trip to the Mall 1080p"` will *not* match, however `"trip mall doe"` would. Usually a few pieces of info are enough, for instance performer name + release date or studio name. To avoid common non-related keywords you can add them to the blacklist in the tagger config. Any items in the blacklist are stripped out of the query.
## Saving
When a scene is matched stash will try to match the studio and performers against your local studios and performers. If you have previously matched them, they will automatically be selected. If not you either have to select the correct performer/studio from the dropdown, choose create to create a new entity, or skip to ignore it.
Once a scene is saved the scene and the matched studio/performers will have the `stash_id` saved which will then be used for future tagging.
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By default male performers are not shown, this can be enabled in the tagger config. Likewise scene tags are by default not saved. They can be set to either merge with existing tags on the scene, or overwrite them. It is not recommended to set tags currently since they are hard to deduplicate and can litter your data.
## Submitting fingerprints
After a scene is saved you will prompted to submit the fingerprint back to the stash-box instance. This is optional, but can be helpful for other users who have an identical copy who will then be able to match via the fingerprint search. No other information than the `stash_id` and file fingerprint is submitted.
After a scene is saved you will be prompted to submit the fingerprint back to the stash-box instance. This is optional, but can be helpful for other users who have an identical or similar copy which will allow them to be able to match via the fingerprint search. Stash only sends `stash_id` and file fingerprint.
Submitted fingerprints are linked to your account via your stash-box API key and can be managed on the stash-box website. Stash does not store any additional information about submitted fingerprints. If you delete a fingerprint on the stash-box website, it will also be removed from the instance and will no longer be available for matching.