# Converting Features to Labels

The simplest method for labeling an image is to start with the features in the image that the tool has found. To convert all of the found features in an image into labels, simply right-click on the image and select Accept View. All of the yellow found features are replaced with green labels:

Green labels are similar to yellow features in several ways:

- You can click on them to select them.
- You can create a model from them (select one or more, then right-click on the image and select Create Model).

But green labels have some important differences from features:

- You can move them. If a found feature’s location is incorrect, you can reposition it as part of labeling.
- You can change the feature’s value. If a found yellow feature has the wrong character value (a ‘B’ for an ‘8’, for example), you can convert the feature to a label, select it, and simply type the correct value. Once the label has been corrected, the difference between the feature that the tool found and the label that you have created will be reflected in the tool’s performance statistics. In addition, when you incrementally train the tool, the correct value will be incorporated in the trained tool.