GTM Naming Assistant
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)Overview
Enforce naming conventions in Google Tag Manager β auto-prefix tags, triggers & variables, append trigger names, and more.
GTM Naming Assistant helps Google Tag Manager professionals maintain consistent naming conventions across tags, triggers, and variables β automatically. π·οΈ AUTO-PREFIXES Automatically fills in your naming prefixes when creating new tags, triggers, or variables. Supports all major types: GA4 Event, Google Ads, Custom HTML, Data Layer Variable, and more. Prefixes are fully customizable in the extension settings. π SMART NAME UPDATES - Auto-append Trigger Name β when you assign a trigger to a tag, the trigger name is automatically added to the tag name - DLV Helper β fills the variable name from the Data Layer Variable Name field automatically - GA4 Event Name Grabber β converts the trigger name to snake_case and fills the Event Name field in GA4 Event tags - Tag Suffix β add a custom suffix (e.g. "- APR-2026") to GA4 and Google Ads tags automatically π COPY BUTTON Hover over any tag, trigger, or variable in the list to reveal a copy button β instantly copy the name to clipboard. π¨ TAG TYPE ICONS Optionally display recognizable icons next to tag types in the tags list for faster visual scanning. βοΈ FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE All prefixes are editable in the popup. Each smart feature can be toggled on or off independently. Settings are synced across devices via Chrome Sync. --- Designed for GTM professionals who work with naming conventions daily. Works exclusively on tagmanager.google.com β no data is collected or sent anywhere.
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Details
- Version1.0.11 β Fix type detection order
- UpdatedApril 30, 2026
- Size25.73KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
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