如果您是FaceBook 用户(FaceBook user)，您可能已经看到当有人标记您的照片时您会收到通知，如果您同意，这张照片也会显示在您的时间轴上。当您将照片上传到Facebook时，您还可以标记某人以确保他们收到通知，这很容易做到。在此过程中，我还将快速解释如何将照片上传到您的Facebook 帐户(FaceBook account)以创建相册或更新您的个人资料图片和封面照片(picture and cover photo)。
要管理您的照片并为照片添加标签，请继续并单击顶部的您的姓名，这将加载您的个人资料。然后点击照片(Photos)。
默认情况下，您会看到您的照片(Photos of You)，其中基本上包括您上传的任何照片或其他人上传的您也被标记的照片。如果您点击您的照片(Your Photos)，它只会显示您上传的照片，即使您没有在其中添加标签。如果您点击相册(Albums)，您将看到您的所有相册，并且未标记(Not Tagged)将向您显示您上传的照片，其中包含未标记的人。
现在要标记图片，只需将鼠标移到照片上，就会弹出一个名为Tag Photo的小框。单击(Click)它，您将被带到一个页面，该页面仅显示带有评论等的照片。您可以再次将鼠标悬停在照片上，它会自动在图片中的任何面孔周围显示框。如果Facebook识别出您的照片，它会询问您是否要标记自己。是的，Facebook可以识别您是谁，并会在您上传的图片中自动识别您！
如果标签是给其他人的，您会看到一个弹出的小框(box pop)，您可以在其中开始输入名称。它会自动显示您的朋友的过滤列表。
使用FaceBook，您上传的每张照片都必须在相册中，即使您没有创建(t create)特定相册。例如，如果您发布状态更新(status update)并包含照片，它会进入时间线照片( Timeline Photos)相册。如果您从手机上传照片，它会转到Mobile Uploads相册。还有个人资料图片(Profile Pictures)和封面照片( Cover Photos)相册。
如果要创建相册，请单击(Create Album)上图所示的创建相册或单击顶部的创建相册按钮。(Create Album button)您可以为每个相册上传任意数量的照片，但通常最好为一组相关照片创建一个新相册，例如婚礼派对、拉斯维加斯(Vegas)之旅、游轮(cruise ship)等。一旦您选择了照片到上传，它们将自动开始上传，同时您可以开始添加您的专辑信息(album info)。
给你的相册一个标题，你可以选择添加描述和位置。如果您希望它们按日期自动排序，您也可以单击按拍摄日期排序按钮。(Date Taken button)如果没有，您可以通过单击每张照片底部看到的灰色条(grey bar)然后将其拖动来简单地将它们移动到新位置。
您还可以为每张照片发表评论，甚至为每张照片提供自己的日期和位置信息(date and location info)。灰色条最右侧的小按钮可让您旋转图像。要在照片中标记人物，只需将鼠标悬停在任何面孔上并单击(face and click)即可标记。在底部，您可以单击“添加更多照片(Add More Photos)”按钮将其他照片添加到相册，如果您希望它们在上传时保持高分辨率，可以选中“高质量”。( High Quality)
最后，默认共享(default sharing)设置为好友，但您可以单击小箭头并(arrow and choose)从您的列表中进行选择或创建一组自定义(custom set)人员。最后，单击发布照片(Post Photos)按钮，您的相册现在将发布到您的个人资料中供所有人查看。
要编辑您的封面照片(cover photo)和个人资料图片，只需转到您的主要个人资料，然后单击小相机图标。
最后，当涉及到标签时，您可以查看您已在哪些照片中添加了标签，如果您启用了标签审核，您还可以在标签出现在您的个人资料之前对其进行审核(Tag Review)。要查看所有这些，请单击封面照片上的(cover photo)查看活动日志(View Activity Log)按钮。
单击标记评论或您标记的帖子(Posts You’re Tagged In)以查看您已标记的帖子以及仍在审核中的帖子。
当您单击Tag Review时，您可以根据需要选择启用或禁用该功能。默认情况下，它似乎已打开。偶尔检查一下这里是个好主意，因为我有超过 50 个标签我没有批准，因此它们从未出现在我的个人资料中。如果您有任何问题，请随时发表评论，我会尽力提供帮助。享受！
How to Upload and Tag Pictures and Photos in FaceBook
If you’re a FaceBook user, you may have seen that you get a notification when someone tagged a photo of you and this photo also shows up on your Timeline if you approve it. When you upload a рhoto to Facebook, you can also tag someone to ensure they get the notifіcatіon аnd it’s quite easy to do. In the proсess, I’ll also explain quіckly how you can upload photos to your FaceBоok account to create albums or to update your profile picturе and cover photo.
To manage your photos and to add tags to photos, go ahead and click on your name at the top, which will load your profile. Then click on Photos.
By default, you’ll see Photos of You, which basically includes any photos you’ve uploaded or someone else has uploaded where you have also been tagged. If you click on Your Photos, it will only show the ones you have uploaded even if you are not tagged in them. If you click on Albums, you’ll see all of your albums and Not Tagged will show you photos you have uploaded that have people who are not tagged.
Now to tag a picture, simply move your mouse over the photo and a little box will pop up called Tag Photo. Click on that and you’ll be brought to a page that shows only that photo with comments, etc. You can again hover your mouse over the photo and it will automatically bring up boxes around any faces in the picture. If Facebook recognizes your photo, it’ll ask if you want to tag yourself. Yes, Facebook can figure out who you are and will automatically recognize you in pictures you upload!
If the tag is for someone else, you’ll see a little box pop up where you can start typing in a name. It will automatically bring up a filtered list of your friends.
With FaceBook, every photo that you upload has to be in an album, even if you didn’t create a specific album. For example, if you post a status update and include a photo, it goes into the Timeline Photos album. If you upload a photo from your phone, it goes to the Mobile Uploads album. There are also Profile Pictures and Cover Photos albums.
If you want to create an album, you either click Create Album like in the image shown above or click on the Create Album button at the top. You can upload as many photos as you want per album, but it’s usually a good idea to create a new album for a related set of photos, i.e. wedding party, trip to Vegas, cruise ship, etc. Once you have selected the photos to upload, they will automatically start being uploaded and in the meantime you can start adding your album info.
Give your album a title and optionally you can add a description and a location. You can also click the Order by Date Taken button if you want them to be automatically sorted by date. If not, you can simply move them around to new positions by clicking on the grey bar you see at the bottom of each photo and then dragging it around.
You can also leave a comment for each individual photo and even give each photo it’s own date and location info. The little button to the far right on the grey bar lets you rotate images. To tag a person in a photo, just hover your mouse over any face and click to tag. At the bottom, you can click the Add More Photos button to add additional photos to the album and you can check High Quality if you want them to retain their high resolution when uploaded.
Finally, the default sharing is set to Friends, but you can click the little arrow and choose from one of your lists or create a custom set of people. Finally, click the Post Photos button and your album will now be posted to your profile for all to see.
To edit your cover photo and profile picture, just go to your main profile and then click on the little camera icons.
Lastly, when it comes to tags, you can see which photos you’ve been tagged in and you can also review tags before they appear on your profile if you’ve enabled Tag Review. To see all of this, click on the View Activity Log button that is located on your cover photo.
Click on Tag Review or Posts You’re Tagged In to see which posts you have been tagged in and which ones are still under review.
When you click on Tag Review, you can choose to enable or disable the feature if you like. By default, it seems to be turned on. It’s a good idea to check here once in a while because I had over 50 tags I hadn’t approved and therefore they never showed up on my profile. If you have any questions, feel free to post a comment and I’ll try to help. Enjoy!
