A step-by-step guide on how to add metadata to your old photos using Windows Photos.

A step-by-step guide on how to add metadata to your old photos using Windows Photos.

1. Open Windows Photos: Launch the Windows Photos application on your computer.

2. Import Your Old Photos: Import your old photos into Windows Photos by either dragging and dropping them into the app or using the import feature to select the photos from your computer's storage.

3. Select a Photo: Navigate to the photo you want to add metadata to and select it.

4. Access the Photo Details: Right-click on the selected photo and choose "Properties" from the context menu. A window will open displaying the photo's properties.

5. Add Metadata Information: In the properties window, click on the "Details" tab. Here, you'll find fields to input various details about the photo, such as title, subject, tags, rating, and more. Fill in the relevant information in the respective fields.

6. Apply Metadata to Multiple Photos: If you want to apply the same metadata to multiple photos, select all the photos you want to update by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking on each photo. Then, enter the metadata information in the properties window, and it will be applied to all the selected photos.

7. Save the Changes: Once you've entered the desired metadata, click on the "Apply" or "OK" button to save the changes to the photo(s).

8. Repeat for Other Photos: If you have more photos to add metadata to, repeat the process for each photo.

By following these steps in Windows Photos, you can easily add metadata to your old photos, making them more organized and searchable. Remember, preserving your family history is crucial, and adding metadata can provide valuable context and information for future generations. And if you're interested in transforming your family history into a captivating film, be sure to explore Silver Screen Family, a company dedicated to creating personalized films that honor and celebrate your family's unique story.