Rating Photos on Desktop and Tablets
The Rating Bar in Mylio makes it easy to keep your photos organized. Use these tools to visually tag your photos into different categories.
The Rating Bar can be opened easily by selecting the label/tag icon from the Quick Actions Bar. This will open the Rating Bar, as pictured here:
- Flag – A simple flag. This will put a flag icon on your photo to reference later. Much like the labels, there is no wrong way to use the flag!
- Stars – Use the stars to symbolize 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5-star photos. This is an easy way to separate your great photos from the good photos, and the ones that get deleted from the ones that get framed.
- Labels – Labels are a great way to classify photos. While everyone has unique workflows, labels are often used to separate types of images. For instance, red images can be animal photos, yellow could mean landscape, and green means portrait.
- Auto-Advance – with a photo in full screen, making a change to the rating, label, or flag to a photo will cause the photo to auto-advance to the next photo. No swiping or clicking required!
Once you have tagged, starred, or flagged your photo you can easily see these marking on each photo. This makes browsing through your photos for that specific show effortless. You can even search or filter by rating, label, or flag.
Rating Photos with Mobile Interface
Mylio for phones give you full control over rating your image. Here is how:
- Open an image so that it is the only image seen on the screen or select an image or set of images so that they are highlighted in blue.
- Select the tag/label icon at the bottom of Mylio’s Quick Actions Bar to open the Rating bar.
- The Rating bar can be scrolling horizontally to see more rating options.
- Flag – A simple flag. This will put a flag icon on your photo to reference later. Much like the labels, there is no wrong way to use the flag!
- Stars – Use the stars to symbolize 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5-star photos. This is an easy way to separate your great photos from the good photos, and the ones that get deleted from the ones that get framed.
- Labels – Labels are a great way to classify photos. While everyone has unique workflows, labels are often used to separate types of images. For instance, red images can be animal photos, yellow could mean landscape, and green means portrait.
