When you bring up info for pictures I’ve edited with FaceTune, it shows that it’s been edited with FaceTune. It’s annoying and feels like an invasion of privacy - I don’t need everyone knowing if I edited a picture. I just want to know if there’s a way to turn this off somehow. I also pay for FaceTune too, so it’s not the free version of the app. Any input would be helpful! :)
iPhone 12 Pro Max, iOS 16
When you edit a photo, the edited version will have a tag showing how the content has been created.
For example, after editing with Luminar Neo I am seeing these tags:
Software : Luminar Neo Extension
Creator Tool : Luminar Neo Extension
If you do not want to bother with exiftool to remove the tags, take a screenshot of the finished version and share the screenshot. It will have the software tag removed, also other tags set by the camera.
Or use Preview to create a new image without metadata.
When you edit a photo, the edited version will have a tag showing how the content has been created.
For example, after editing with Luminar Neo I am seeing these tags:
Software : Luminar Neo Extension
Creator Tool : Luminar Neo Extension
If you do not want to bother with exiftool to remove the tags, take a screenshot of the finished version and share the screenshot. It will have the software tag removed, also other tags set by the camera.
Or use Preview to create a new image without metadata.
For me what’s worked is duplicating the picture (tap three dots in circle on upper right corner, then tap duplicate).
the duplicate doesn’t show the app info 😉
What an age we live in!
It's good you included a screenshot. On my phone what appears in that position is the filename without an extension. The creator app name appears below the map. So I'm guessing that FaceTune makes a new picture with a new file name. There's nothing you can do about changing the filename in Photos-- it's really part of the picture. I think you would need to send the picture to a computer and change the name there.
The best trick is probably the one suggested by léonie -- make a screenshot. The file name of the screenshot will be generated by the phone and will have nothing to do with FaceTune. Send that one.
GoldenHaven wrote:
When you bring up info for pictures I’ve edited with FaceTune, it shows that it’s been edited with FaceTune. It’s annoying and feels like an invasion of privacy - I don’t need everyone knowing if I edited a picture. I just want to know if there’s a way to turn this off somehow. I also pay for FaceTune too, so it’s not the free version of the app. Any input would be helpful! :)
It annoying when users blame Apple for everything. Facetune isn't an Apple app, nor is it an Apple or Apple device issue. If you're annoyed, then reach out to the app developer or look at their support site.
There are lots of applications that you can use to edit the EXIF data for your photos. If that's where you're seeing it, then you might want to try editing there before sharing the pictures. I don't believe you can do it on the iPhone, though. You need to do it on a computer.
Yes it does what are you talking about?
This has nothing to do with a watermark, it’s in the file name and the metadata of the photo.
taykp wrote:
It won’t show saved from Facetune but it does still say the app name in the title of the duplicate
You probably need to pay for/subscribe to Facetune in order to save a picture without the watermark.
It won’t show saved from Facetune but it does still say the app name in the title of the duplicate
How do I stop my iPhone from showing that I edited my picture with FaceTune?
