How to Show or Hide Attributes in Windows 11 Photos App
Gallery title attributes in the Windows 11 Photos app show you where your pictures are stored, like labels such as “This PC” or “OneDrive” next to your photo thumbnails. You can easily choose to show or hide these location labels right within the Photos app settings.
Hiding title attributes in the Windows 11 Photos app makes your photo gallery look tidier, helping you focus on your images without extra text. Changing the title attribute setting is a simple way to customize how your photo library appears.
Open the Photos app, click the Settings gear icon, go to Personalization, and toggle “Show gallery title attributes” On or Off. This option controls whether file locations appear beneath your photo thumbnails.
How to Show or Hide Gallery Location Labels
You can show or hide gallery location labels in the Windows 11 Photos app directly from the app’s settings. This feature lets you choose whether to display extra details, like the location where a photo was taken, underneath each image in your gallery view.
- Open the Photos app from your Start menu .

Windows 11 Photos app highlighted in the Start menu search results. - Click the Settings icon (it looks like a gear) at the top of the app window.

Settings gear icon within the Windows 11 Photos app interface. - In the Settings menu, look for the Personalization section.
- Find the option that says Show gallery title attributes.

- Click the switch next to it. Turn it On to see the titles, or turn it Off to hide them.
Summary
Adjusting settings within the Windows 11 Photos app lets you control whether to show location labels in your photo gallery.
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