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Just looked up an image I want to use and notice all the images in that album have this symbol in top right corner. What is it? Did I put it there somehow? How to remove it? Don't want to have to crop every image in future to avoid it. Thanks Photos v 5.0 / Catalina 10.15.7
iMac 27″, macOS 10.15
View Menu -> Metadata -> Uncheck keywords
These labels are not on your images. They are an option so you can see certain information at a glance, like in this case, that you have keyworded an image. As they are not part of the image cropping would be quite pointless.
View Menu -> Metadata -> Uncheck keywords
These labels are not on your images. They are an option so you can see certain information at a glance, like in this case, that you have keyworded an image. As they are not part of the image cropping would be quite pointless.
Grateful thanks. I would have done it so long ago I forgot what I did.
How to remove the visible label on top right corner of images in an album
