There is a few ways of prioritizing tasks and subtasks in Freelo. It is very simple and straightforward. The priority is symbolized by the exclamation mark icon in different colors:
- No priority (does not display)
- Low priority (green)
- Medium priority (orange)
- High priority (red)
How to set task priority
Go to the project detail, To-Do list or task detail. On the left from task name is visible the icon of exclamation mark when you place the mouse over a task.
Click the icon and select one of the priority. The task priority is set immediately.
You can remove the priority just the same way > No priority.
![Click the Task Priority icon and set the priority.](https://help.freelo.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/freelo-set-task-priority.gif)
![How to set task priority in the task detail.](https://help.freelo.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/freelo-change-priority-on-task-detail.png)
Filter tasks with a priority
You can filter tasks by priority on Dashboard. Go to Dashboard and in the left menu find a filter Task priority. Click Filter tasks and see which of the tasks have the particular priority.
![Animation how to filter tasks on Dashboard.](https://help.freelo.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/gif-freelo-filter-tasks-by-priority.gif)
Similarly, you can filter tasks directly in your project.
![Filtering tasks by priority on the project page.](https://help.freelo.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/gif-freelo-filter-by-priority.gif)
Labels of the tasks will also help you prioritize tasks. Another way of marking important tasks is adding them to My priority list which only you can view.