Native Photos in the operating system iOS has long offered the ability to name people and places. With the advent of the operating system iOS 17, users also gain the ability to tag pets. In today's guide (and more) for beginners, we'll show you how to do it.
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Pets are just as important as people, and finding the right image of them in the plethora of photos can be tricky. Being able to tag them by name eliminates this problem and allows you to quickly find their best photo. Whether you're looking for a specific image or want Photos to create a slideshow of just your pet, tagging them streamlines the process.
If you want to tag your pets in native Photos, follow the instructions below.
- Launch native Photos.
- Click on Alba at the bottom of the display.
- Tap an album People and animals in the section People, animals and places.
- Click on your pet's picture.
- Click on Add name at the top of the screen and name the pet.
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The ability to tag pets just like people eliminates the need to manually create a separate album for them. Your iPhone Plus, it automatically groups your pet's photos into a common category so you can find them all in one place.
Like sorry, but golden Google photos. For me, overall, the photos are on Apple very unsuccessful. I've been deleting from i for about 3/4 hours nowCloudat 999 photos. Tragic!
Open Photos app -> Library -> Select (iPhone) -> mark (with finger on iPhone/mouse on Mac) desired photos (e.g. 999 photos) -> delete (trash on iPhone/Mac context menu). Time comparable to Google photos.