Tip: To quickly add titles to photos right in the main Photos window, choose View > Metadata > Titles, click the field that appears under a photo when you hold the pointer over it, then type a name. How do you add a title to a photo on Mac?

Type in your caption using the keyboard that appears.

When the photo opens, swipe up on the photo to reveal the Add a Caption area.

Tap on a photo you’d like to add a caption to.

Here’s how to caption pictures on the iPhone: How do you add captions to iPhone pictures? At the screen bottom, tap the i button and add a description to the field. Open the photo that you want to caption and tap it to expand. To use Google Photos, download them from the Play Market for Android or App Store for IOS. Click on “Add a keyword…” and type as many keywords as you’d like. From the Info pane, you’ll see the Keywords field between Faces and Places. Now, to add a keyword, highlight a photo or photos (you can also select an Event) and click the Info button.

When the circle appears on the photo, add a name in the text box.

Click the plus sign in the Add Faces section.

Click the Info button (small letter “i”) in the toolbar.

Double-click on the picture to open it in Photos.

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How do you put your name on a picture on a Mac? Writing captions in your smartphone takes just all the same steps.

Click on any of the italicized text (Add a Title, Add a Description, Add a Keyword, etc.) to edit. Right click on the image and click on “Get Info.” Now you will see the photo’s metadata. How do I add words to my iPhone pictures? Tap the Add button to add text, shapes, and more. Go to Photos and select the photo you want.

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