![]() ![]() So now I have the keyword Denmark applied to 8 different photos. I can do that with several photos and now I've applied it to all of those. If I select another photo that doesn't have that keyword applied you can see that it's white. It's blue because the three photos selected have that one applied to it already. Bring that up and you can see it's got that keyword already there. Now I can also use the Keyword Manager which is Command K. You can see it even autocompletes so it's easy to assign. I can select, say, these three here and you see it says 3 photos and I can assign a keyword to those as well. I can do the same thing with other photos. Then I have that keyword assigned to this photo. I'll use Command i and then it says Assign Keyword and then I can type a keyword in here. One is I can click the information button here. I can assign a keyword to it one of two ways. So I'm going to start off here selecting a photo. ![]() You can use Keywords and also Descriptions and Titles to organize your photos without Albums at all. Most people use Albums to organize their photos in the Mac Photos app. There you can read more about it, join us and get exclusive content. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 500 supporters. Let me show you a better way to organize your photos on your Mac instead of using Albums. ![]() Learn more about photos and your privacy.Check out Stop Using Albums To Organize Your Photos at YouTube for closed captioning and more options. When you search your photos, the face recognition, and scene and object detection are done completely on your device. ![]() Learn how to add titles, captions, and more to your photos. You can also search by title, caption, and keyword. Categories: Photos recognizes scenes, objects, and types of locations. Search for a term like "lake" and select a result to see photos that match.Or type a location name in the Search bar to see photos and videos from that place. Places: See your photos and videos on a map in the Places tab.Learn how to find and identify photos of people. People: Find photos in your library of a specific person or a group of people.Moments: Search for an event, like a concert you attended or a trip you took. Photos uses the time and location of your photos along with online event listings to find matching photos.Click the Search bar in the upper-right corner, then type what you're looking for. Photos makes it easy to find photos of a specific person, place, thing, or event. To undo the filter, click the Showing pop-up menu, then click All Items. To filter what you see, go to the Photos tab, click the Showing pop-up menu, then choose an option. For example, you can choose to show only photos or only videos. You can also use the Showing menu in the Photos library so that you see only what you want. All Photos: See your complete photo library including screenshots and duplicate photos in the order they were taken.Double-click a photo and scroll down to see its location on a map, and the people in it. Days: Browse your best photos of the day and watch some of your videos automatically play as you scroll.Click the More button to show a map of where the photos were taken or play a Memory movie created from your favorite moments. Months: See groups of photos and videos taken during each month by memorable events and locations.Years: View your entire library of photos and videos that you've taken each year.In the Library tab, you can see a curated view of your best moments and browse by Years, Months, Days, or All Photos for your complete library. ![]()
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