Occasionally, Mylio Photos may not recognize all faces in a photo. This can happen if a face is partially obscured or blurry. When that happens, you add face tags manually. This is also a great option for including face tags for pets or other non-human faces.

  1. Open an image in Single Photo View.
  2. Click the Face Tagging icon in the right sidebar.
  3. Locate the face you want to tag, then click and hold on the face until the Who is this? prompt appears.
  4. Choose a name from the list or type a name into the Who is this?.
    • If the name hasn’t been used, you’ll be asked to confirm the first and last name. When you’re done, click the Create button.

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Angela@Mylio wrote: Jan 16, 2025

Hi Carolyn - The shape of a manual face tag cannot be modified. In metadata, it just references a particular quadrant of the image, indicating that the name person (or pet) is there. Typically, I leave the Face Tagging icon in the right sidebar toggled off (so it doesn’t interfere with my regular browsing), and then only turn it on when I want to see where in a picture a specific person is.

I love the name of your cat, by the way!


Carolyn Buchanan wrote: Jan 16, 2025

I added a face tag to my cat, Nanuk, but the square highlighting his face only covered a small part of his chin. Is there a way to create a tag that includes an entire face?