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• Free Software To Add Text To Photos

You can easily add captions and other elements to a photo right in the Photos app on your Mac. While there doesn't appear to be a captioning tool in Photos, you can edit a photo and use the default Markup extension to add text without leaving the app. You can always revert to the original photo or go back and edit your caption.

Check out Adding Captions In Photos at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

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Video Transcript: Now I often get asked about adding captions to photos on your Mac. You may want to add a caption before you post something online. Create a meme or just like coloring up a photo with some text. It doesn't seem like you can do this in the Photos app. Obviously you can do it in an app like Photoshop or something else that you buy. But it seems like the Photos app has all these great imaging tools but no way to actually add text. But there is. It's just maybe not in the obvious place to look.So you're on a photo here and I'm going to go to Edit. You still don't see any type of captioning tool. But if you click here under extensions you may think, well, of course you can have an extension that does this. But you don't even need to add an extension because while these are extensions that I added the Markup extension here is actually something that comes pre installed on your Mac. It's part of the markup tools that you use in Preview, you can use in Mail, you can use all sorts of places. Even in the Finder now to markup PDF's and images. You can use it right here in Photos.So I can select Markup and then I can have all of the markup tools here just like you get everywhere else when you're doing markup. One of them is Text. I'll click there to add text. I can move this here. I can double click it and then Edit it. Then I can move it around. I can click the little font tool there and adjust the size, adjust the color. I can, you know, do things like iliac or bold or however I want to do. Actually I like that. I can go to a different font. I can even adjust things like, for instance, with it selected I can go and add a border to it. I'm going to undo that. I don't want a border. You can do different things with the border.The shadow here though underline actually adds a shadow underneath the text. There you go. So that shadow could be really important for making some text standout. You can position this where you want. You can, of course, add arrows. You can add different shapes and different things. But just focusing on the text for caption we've done that and I can Save changes.Now it appears that the text is imprinted right on the photo. As a matter of fact I hit Done and I go back and I can see here it has the text right on the photo there. If I export this, unless I export the original image if I'm just exporting normally, I will have this on it. If I Share it, it's going to share with that text on it. So it's a great way to add captions. The real cool thing about this is it's reversible and editable. So you think, oh great I just imprinted over these mountains here in the back. What if I want the original photo back. Well I can go back to Edit and one of the things I can do is Revert to Original. I can even click here on this button and see the original versus the edited version. Revert to Original will get rid of this completely. If I go back into Markup you can see I can edit this and move it around. So I can now change it where as if I went into another app and I actually made these changes I could revert to the original in Photos but I wouldn't be able to necessarily edit the stuff that's there. That's really nice. So you can work on your caption or changes later on.
If you want to add some text to a photo, you can do it with the Preview app that comes with your Mac. You can add some large text to create a funny or inspirational image to post to social media. Or, you can add a watermark to protect your images before uploading them to the web.

Check out Adding Captions and Watermarks to Photos With Preview at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with MacMost.com. On this episode let's take a look at adding captions or watermarks to images using Preview.Say you want to add a caption or watermark to a photo. So, I'm going to start off here in the Photos app and just drag out to the desktop a jpg image. You could, of course, start with a jpg image already as a file but I just wanted to show that in case you are starting from there.Then I'm going to open this up in Preview which is the default app for opening up a jpg file or most image files. If not I could have always just opened up the Preview app and then used File/Open from in there to grab it or dragged and dropped on to it.So I've got my image now to jpg and I want to add some text to it. Now we want to turn on the markup tools and it is this little markup toolbar button here at the top. Once we turn that on we now have a whole set of tools here, including the ability to add text. This little T here is the text button. I tap that. It creates a piece of text and then I can drag that anywhere around on the screen. Now to edit what that text says I can double click inside and I can type something and I can even put another line like that. I tap away and I can go back and drag this. I can edit it again. I can then use these tools here to change the font, for instance, and I can make it bold if the font has that. So let's go to something like Arial and we can bold it. I can change the size. I can center it in that box or justify it. I can change the color of it as well.Than I can also, with it selected, change other things about it. Like, for instance, here I can change the background color of the box it is in. I can also change the border color. So you can do that if you want. The only thing you can do here, this is changing the line styles, and if you are drawing lines instead of text you can use this. But you can use the drop shadow there and now you will notice that it has a slight drop shadow under it. It is a bit hard to see. There we go. You can see the drop shadow which helps a lot when the colors are kind of about the same. So we can see if we can change this to a color that's similar. Now we can see that it is a lot easier to see with that drop shadow under it because without it it would be almost invisible.What happens when I save this out? I'm just going to do a regular save and I've got the original file right here. So let's close it. Then open it again. We can see now that the text is on it but it is no longer editable. It has been permanently placed on the image which is what you would expect because this is a jpg and a jpg isn't some sort of multi layered document that can include things like text.So this is now just an image again. I can't edit it anymore. However I can still use File/Revert to and browse all the versions and I can see that I've got in versions on the Mac, I've got the ability to go back to the previous version of the document. So there we go. I can go back to that one and I can restore it. Now I've restored it here with that text gone. I just can't edit it. I have to be able to revert to a previous version or use the current one that has the text imbedded on there.Now if I wanted to put some sort of watermark then it would make more sense to create something that had a little bit smaller font. Then put that down in the corner or some such but the result is the same. When I'm done and I save I'm going to get this jpg here where that will be permanently imbedded into the image.So now when I share this somewhere, upload this to a social network or a photo sharing site or webpage it will have my watermark or my caption or whatever it is permanently imbedded in the jpg image.Now since the markup tools from Preview are part of the markup tools used by other apps like say in Mail, you can be ready to email an image like this. You can use the markup tool inside the Mail app for the same thing. So just before you send the image off to somebody you can go ahead and set the font and things like that, put some text, and do whatever you want with it. So you could, for instance, just if you want to send somebody a sample you could just put a watermark or a caption of some sort right in the middle of the photo there. Hit Done. They're going to get a jpg image that is just a plain jpg that has this imbedded into the photo here. So you can be sure that they don't use it or they get the message if it is something not to be used or something where you need to be given credit.

Free Software To Add Text To Photos