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Filter your photo library to show specific items on Mac

You can quickly filter the items in your library or any collection to show specific photos — for example, just photos you’ve made edits to or assigned a keyword.

The Filter pop-up menu set to show all items. Click the Filter button to choose the type of item or a keyword for the photos you want to see.

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  1. Go to the Photos app on your Mac.

  2. In the sidebar, click Library (or another collection), then click All Photos.

  3. Click the Filter button in the toolbar, then choose one of the following:

    • A type of item you want to see (Favourites, Edited, Photos, Videos, Screenshots or Not in an Album)

    • A keyword associated with your photos

      Any keywords you’ve dragged into the Quick Group area of the Keyword Manager appear in the Filter pop-up menu . Choose a keyword to display items with that keyword. To manage your keyword list, see Add keywords.

You can choose multiple items from the Filter pop-up menu to display just the items you want.

Tip: You can also choose to view items that others have shared with you. Click Library in the sidebar, then choose View > Shared with You, so that there’s a tickmark next to the menu item.

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