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Show or Hide Gallery Title Attributes in Windows 11 Photos App

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Nov 6, 2024 Updated Apr 17, 2026 1 min read
Show or Hide Gallery Title Attributes in Windows 11 Photos App

You can show or hide the title attributes in the Windows 11 Photos app to customize your gallery view, displaying or concealing the source location of your images.

Title attributes in the Photos app, such as “This PC” or “OneDrive,” reveal the exact storage path for each photo. Hiding these text labels declutters your thumbnail view, allowing you to concentrate solely on your pictures.

This straightforward setting lets you control the information displayed next to your photos. Turning off title attributes instantly removes the file path text from your photo thumbnails.

⚡ Quick Answer

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.

Follow these steps to change your view settings:

  1. Open the Photos app from your Start menu.
Microsoft Photos app on the All apps list
  1. Click the Settings (gear icon) located at the top of the app window.
Windows Photos app settings button
Windows Photos app settings button
  1. Look for the Personalization section.
  2. Find the Show gallery title attributes option.
  3. Click the toggle switch to turn it On if you want to see the titles, or Off to hide them.
turn on or off gallery title attributes in photos app
turn on or off gallery title attributes in photos app

Summary

You can control the appearance of your photo gallery in Windows 11 by adjusting the settings in the Photos app. Hiding title attributes helps declutter your workspace, while showing them provides quick info about where your files are stored. You don’t need any special permissions for this, and you can always change it back.

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