How do catalog tags work?
Catalog images are hosted by the system; click an image for details. Tags are ours — they narrow the search. There are about twenty now, such as animals, cities, night scenes, and still life. A tag only says what is in the picture, not how easy it is to assemble.
One image can have several tags
A coastal city can appear under both Sea and City. Opening a tag shows photos in that category — not a single “correct” answer.
Pick a theme first, then piece count
Decide what you want to assemble: buildings, flowers, or night scenes. Once the theme is set, check whether that image suits fine cutting. Night scenes and water look great but have many similar colors; for a first try, start with fewer pieces.
Details show pixel size and roughly how many pieces the image can take. If it is too dark or details blur together, switching images saves more time than forcing it.