Tag That Photo

If you’re an avid photographer, or just keep a vast photograph collection on your PC, it is most likely that you’ve pondered about some organizational techniques for the said files. And when going past the classic file renaming technique or structured directory tree, there are some who prefer to resort to tagging, especially when dealing with images that contain persons. Tag That Photo will help you become more efficient at tagging people in your images, through a series of automated tools that perform face recognition and allow you to build an organized library.

Right after the swift installation process, users are greeted with the only screen that they might be required to consider in terms of app settings, which is the directory selection. Having pointed-out to a folder or partition where the images are stored, the app will “take care” of the rest.

That is, the app will automatically detect all the photographs that contain people's faces in them, highlight the detected area and list them accordingly. Then users can proceed to add the names to the corresponding persons.

Having the ability to detect faces without having to manually confirm or input each image at a time, can help users save a lot of time when dealing with their image collection. The best part, however, is the fact that the face recognition parameters can be further tweaked.

Thus, one can choose the preferred detection accuracy, CPU task loading as well as a logging level. Those who also require to tamper with the images’ metadata, will have to purchase the full version of the app, which features tag and name appending to the metadata section.

This program manages to perform well in terms of face recognition and it can surely be of great help to those who wish to organize their images according to the persons contained in them.