Add keywords to photos and videos on Mac
Keywords are tags or labels you add to your photos to help you easily find them. After assigning keywords to photos, you can search for photos by the keywords associated with them.
Add or remove keywords in the Info window
Go to the Photos app
on your Mac.Select the photos you want to add keywords to.
Click
in the toolbar.In the Info window, click the Add a Keyword field (or the field where other keywords appear if you’ve already added some), then type a keyword and press Return to add it to the photos.
As you type, Photos suggests keywords that you’ve used before. To delete a keyword, select the keyword and press Delete.
When you’re done, close the Info window.
Edit keywords using the Keyword Manager
You can use the Keyword Manager to assign keywords to selected photos and manage your list of keywords.
Go to the Photos app
on your Mac.Select one or more photos, then choose Window > Keyword Manager.
To assign keywords to the selected photos, click the keywords.
To remove a keyword from the photos, click it again.
To edit the keywords list, do any of the following:
Add a keyword to the keywords list: Click Edit Keywords, click
, then type the new keyword.Edit a keyword: Click Edit Keywords, then select the keyword you want to change. Click Rename and type your changes, then press Return.
Delete a keyword from all your photos: Click Edit Keywords, select the keyword you want to delete, then click
.Add or change a keyboard shortcut for a keyword: Click Edit Keywords, select a keyword, click Shortcut, then type a keyboard shortcut.
Set up a quick-pick list of frequently used keywords
You can create a “quick-pick” list of your most common keywords so you can assign them more quickly. After your quick-pick list is set up, you can use keyboard shortcuts to assign the keywords to selected photos.