# How do you search for cards on the site?

To find a required card you can use **a search bar**. This bar is placed in the header on each page. Also, this option duplicates on [Cards](/basics-of-cruzo/acquaintance-with-website-menu.md#cards) and [Stories](/basics-of-cruzo/acquaintance-with-website-menu.md#stories) tabs in explore window.

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To make the search relevant, you can include <mark style="color:purple;">keywords</mark>, that describes your holiday or event, mood, the style of the card, and so on. Also, you can try <mark style="color:purple;">tags</mark> that will display results according to the chosen preference. For instance, if you tap on the “Birthday” tag, all cards with this tag will be shown.

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Besides keywords and tags, you can also search by name of:

* The card.
* The collection.
* The creator.


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