# Naming your tests

Think of a smart convention for naming your tests so that you can handle hundreds of test cases in the future.

You can use special characters in the names of the tests so that you can quickly filter them using the search box, for example, use slashes, emojis, etc. 

The [searching](/organizing-tests/searching-tests.md) is case insensitive - that means that it doesn't matter if you use capital or small letters in the names of your tests.

You can edit the test name in two ways

#### Renaming tests on the tests list

![](/files/tre7HeFCPI90uIqkINqM)

#### Renaming when editing the test, by clicking its title

![](/files/qQlQQmrEBTsrYLHMRWHW)


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