Here is how to do it step by step ĭrag your photo out of iPhoto onto your desktop(I have the 08 version-To see your version of iPhoto- Open iPhoto, then look at the top left corner of your Mac screen next to black Apple logo, click on "iPhoto", click on "About iPhoto" then window that pops up tells you your version in the title). NOTE: Once your done with your text BE SURE it's all EXACTLY correct because I haven't found a way to edit my text after it's saved! I chose white for my text as it was easiest to see. You can also change the color of your font by left clicking and holding your left mouse button and scrolling over your typed (this is called highlighting your text. Once you have your rectangle text box open-You will see directly above the photo an "A" Click on the A to open your font menu to choose size/type of font. put your cursor over the area of photo you want to add text to and LEFT CLICK and then DRAG your + sign left to right to open your text box. Grace Eliza Goodwin/Insider On the Photos. Select the Photos app in the list of apps. Scroll down for the "ANNOTATE" option and Choose TEXT Scroll down until you see the 'Photos' app listed and select it. Once on the desktop look up at the top of your screen for the menu bar again for the "TOOLS" menu. You drag the photo by going to the photos section of iPhoto-left click on the photo once until it's highlighted with a yellow border-left click again and HOLD DOWN your left click and drag the photo to you desktop (while dragging you will see a red and green button appear. Take your photo.drag your photo out of iPhoto onto your desktop(I have the 08 version-To see your version of iPhoto- Open iPhoto, then look at the top left corner of your Mac screen next to black Apple logo, click on "iPhoto", click on "About iPhoto" then window that pops up tells you your version in the title). Alternatively, you can press harder or softer while drawing on a device that supports 3D Touch to adjust the line thickness on the fly.You CAN add text to iPhoto 08. You can also tap the thickness icon to select from three line thickness options. You can tap any of the eight color dots to change the line color of the selected drawing. You can tap a drawing to bring up a contextual menu that lets you delete or duplicate the drawing. You can then drag any of the blue dots to adjust the size or orientation of the shape.
You see, when you draw something that looks like a common shape, such as an oval, a circle, a square, or even a star, you can choose to have Markup automatically adjust your drawing into a more accurate rendering of the shape. But you can also take advantage of Markup’s shape recognition feature. You can leave your sketches and doodles as they are, of course. You’re then free to use the drawing tools as you please, in any way and order you want.īasically, you just have to slide your finger on the screen to draw whatever you want on the image, and drag your drawing to move it around or change its orientation.
To start drawing on an image, tap the “draw” icon at the bottom of the Markup screen.
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