Azure Tags

Om Bhosle 80

Hello All,

I have many subscriptions in my azure tenant. And I have assigned multiple tags to multiple resources and resource. So Know I want to download the list of the tags that are assigned and their respective data. It is a bit urgent. If anyone could help me how can I download all the tags that are created in my whole tenant with multiple subscriptions will be really helpful.

Marcin Policht 37,045 MVP

Try the following

   $subscriptions = Get-AzSubscription
   $allTags = @()

   foreach ($sub in $subscriptions) {
       Set-AzContext -SubscriptionId $sub.Id
       $resources = Get-AzResource

       foreach ($resource in $resources) {
           $tags = $resource.Tags
           if ($tags) {
               $allTags += [PSCustomObject]@{
                   SubscriptionId = $sub.Id
                   ResourceName   = $resource.Name
                   ResourceType   = $resource.ResourceType
                   Tags           = $tags
               }
           }
       }
   }

   # Export to CSV
   $allTags | Export-Csv -Path "resources_tags.csv" -NoTypeInformation

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hth

Marcin

Pranay Reddy Madireddy 2,400 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2025-02-17T12:56:07.36+00:00

Hi Om Bhosle
Just checking in to see if the below answer provided by @Marcin Policht helped. If this answers your query, do click Accept Answer and Yes for was this answer helpful. And, if you have any further query do let us know.
Om Bhosle 80 Reputation points

2025-02-18T04:27:55.1566667+00:00
Hello Marcin,

Thank you for your response and patience.

The code that you have provided doesn't gives the necessary details.

Try running the below code in Azure Graph Explorer that I have modified myself. Additionally you can edit the parameters that you would like.

Resources | where isnotempty(tags) | mv-expand tags | extend tagKey = tostring(bag_keys(tags)[0]) | extend tagValue = tostring(tags[tagKey]) | project subscriptionId, resourceGroup, name, type, tagKey, tagValue | order by subscriptionId, resourceGroup, name, tagKey asc

Naveena Patlolla 655 Microsoft Vendor

Hi Om Bhosle

Thank you for your response

I have developed the script to fetch the tags of all resources in all the subscriptions

Please see the below output below for reference

# Connect to Azure account
# This command prompts the user to authenticate with their Azure account
# Connect-AzAccount
# Initialize an array to store resource tag information
$allTags = @()
# Retrieve all Azure subscriptions associated with the account
$subscriptions = Get-AzSubscription
# Loop through each subscription
foreach ($sub in $subscriptions) {
    # Set the context to the current subscription
    Set-AzContext -SubscriptionId $sub.Id
    # Retrieve all resources in the current subscription
    $resources = Get-AzResource
    # Loop through each resource
    foreach ($resource in $resources) {
        # Check if the resource has associated tags
        if ($resource.Tags) {
            # Iterate through each tag key-value pair
            foreach ($tag in $resource.Tags.GetEnumerator()) {
                # Store tag information along with resource details
                $allTags += [PSCustomObject]@{
                    SubscriptionName = $sub.Name      # Name of the subscription
                    ResourceName     = $resource.Name  # Name of the resource
                    ResourceType     = $resource.ResourceType  # Type of the resource
                    TagKey           = $tag.Key        # Tag key
                    TagValue         = $tag.Value      # Tag value
                }
            }
        }
    }
}
# Export the collected tag information to a CSV file
$allTags | Export-Csv -Path ".\resources_tags.csv" -NoTypeInformation
# Display a message confirming export completion
Write-Host "Tag information has been exported to resources_tags.csv"

let us know if you have any further queries. I’m happy to assist you further.

Ashok Gandhi Kotnana 3,975 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2025-02-19T16:39:09.6366667+00:00

Hi Om Bhosle

Just want to check if the above answer provided by @Naveena Patlolla worked for you or else please let us know if any help, we are always here to help whenever you need us.

Please do not forget to "Accept the answer” and “upvote it” wherever the information provided helps you, this can be beneficial to other community members.it would be greatly appreciated and helpful to others.
Naveena Patlolla 655 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2025-02-21T02:55:18.0466667+00:00

Hi Om Bhosle
Just want to check if the above answer worked for you or else please let us know if any help, we are always here to help whenever you need us.
Om Bhosle 80 Reputation points

2025-02-21T05:54:40.1066667+00:00

Hello @Ashok Gandhi Kotnana and @Naveena Patlolla ,

Thank your for your efforts and response.

Unfortunately this code is not helping me with the desired output I want. I thank you for your support and efforts. I guess I will explore using Azure Graph Explorer more.
Ashok Gandhi Kotnana 3,975 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2025-02-21T05:57:54.8266667+00:00

Hi Om Bhosle,

We see you have given a downvote,

Let us know the challenges you're facing—we're here to help, we will modify the script depending upon your requirement.

Please share the issue you're experiencing, and we'll assist you.

Thankyou
Ashok Gandhi Kotnana 3,975 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2025-02-24T04:50:43.45+00:00

Hi Om Bhosle,

Have you tried the above script which @Naveena Patlolla has been shared above, I have executed the script which i am getting the intended output, let me know what challenges that you are facing here, we will guide you in the right approach.

Looking forward for your responce.
Om Bhosle 80 Reputation points

2025-02-24T13:54:40.5366667+00:00

Hello Naveena,

Thank you for your help and appreciate your patience. As I am going through a medical treatment, I couldn't reply in time. Kindly go through the below output which I expect and if you could help me with the script, then it would be really helpful for me and you would be doing a great help to me.

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Naveena Patlolla 655 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2025-02-25T05:21:34.3966667+00:00

Hi Om Bhosle

Thanks for your response and Take care of your health.

I previously shared a script because to get tag names and values in different column for convenience. However, based on your output, we can achieve this directly through the Azure portal.

In the Azure portal, navigate to All resources -> Click on Manage view -> Select Edit columns. Choose the following fields: Subscription, Location, and Tags, then click Save.

Next, select Export to CSV, and the desired output will be available in Excel as shown below.

Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions or need additional information—I’m happy to assist!

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