Learn how to manually add titles and captions to images and videos in the Photos app on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac to make it easy to search for them later.
How to add titles and captions to your photos and videos on iPhone and Mac
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How to mark up and annotate Photos on Mac
Need to highlight, put a shape, or draw over an image? This tutorial tells you all about the useful Markup tools inside the Photos and Preview apps on Mac so you can annotate your picture without downloading third-party apps.
How to combine and break up shapes in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote
Wondering how to merge shapes in Pages or break up shapes in Keynote? This tutorial shows you how to combine and break apart shapes in iWork apps on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
How to fill shapes with colors, gradients, or images in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote
Learn how to fill shapes with specific colors, nifty gradients, or photos in the Pages, Numbers, and Keynote apps on Mac, iPhone, and iPad to make them more meaningful or beautify their appearance.
How to add a watermark in Pages on Mac, iPhone and iPad
If you use Pages to create documents for your own business or the company you work for, you may want to add a watermark. Whether a word like "confidential" or an image of your logo, you can add that watermark so that it blends into the background and appears on every page of your document.
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through how to add a watermark in Pages on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
How to add a shadow or reflection to an object in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Learn how to apply a shadow effect or add a reflection to objects in Pages, Numbers, or Keynote on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
How to use the color and size tools in Preview on Mac
Preview on Mac is a terrific app for viewing your images or signing PDF documents. But the Preview app can do much more. For instance, there are a few tools like Loupe and Mask that can help you make parts of your images stand out and really pop.
In addition, Preview has features for customizing the colors in your image along with the size. To help you make the most out of Preview on your Mac, here’s how to use those color and size tools.
How to add a mask, loupe, and speech bubble to an image using Preview on Mac
Preview on Mac might be one of those tools that you don’t think much about. You might use it just to open images, or maybe you use it to sign PDFs, but for most image work, you likely use something more robust.
But Preview does have some good annotation tools that you let spruce up your images quickly and easily. So you’re unaware of these Preview features, we’ll go over a few handy ones and how to use them. These include the mask, loupe, and speech bubble tools.
How to insert and annotate images in TextEdit on Mac
Did you know that TextEdit can even annotate images? If you’re creating or editing a rich text document that needs an image, check out this tutorial for annotating images in the TextEdit app on Mac.
How to create, use, and manage Shared Albums in Photos on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
While you can easily share one photo at a time, if you want to share multiple photos in an album with friends or family, Apple's Shared Albums feature (earlier called iCloud Photo Sharing) is for you.
Shared Albums are ideal for sharing vacation photos with family, honeymoon photos with your spouse, or a night on the town photos with pals. Every shared album can have up to 5,000 photos and videos. Plus, you don't need to use iCloud Photos for this, nor do the shared photos count against your allocated iCloud storage limit!
We’ll show you how to work with Shared Albums in the Photos app to make it all a bit easier.
How to remove metadata from photos on Mac
Striping away the photo information like location (longitude, latitude), camera name, etc., ensures your sensitive details aren't disclosed unknowingly to people and apps with whom you share the images. So, here are four ways to remove the Exif metadata from pictures on your Mac.
How to add a signature in Apple Pages documents on Mac, iPhone, and iPad
While most times, when you need to sign a document digitally, it’s a PDF file. And you can use Preview on your Mac to sign those types of files. But if you are creating a document in Pages that you want to add your signature to, it’s as easy as inserting an image.
Here’s how to add a signature in Apple Pages documents.