Image Flags

Learn about the image flags displayed in the Library that give you visual cues about their status and use.

Head to the Candids Library.

Roll over any flag tab that you see. Blue means an image is in use, and if you hover on it you'll see the page numbers that image is on.

Purple flags indicate an image that has gone through Adobe Express. The flag may tell you that the image was Edited by Adobe.

Or it may tell you that your image is the Original - the file from which the edited Adobe versions were generated.

A yellow tag will help you understand that a version of your image - one that's been edited by Adobe - is already in use in your book.

A green Name Tag means that all faces detected in the image have a name tag applied.

An orange Name Tag flag means that some names are tagged, but not all faces detected in the image have a name. Orange means there is still more work to do to finish that image.

A red flag means the image is in use on a secret page. That means the only people who can see the image are advisers and people with the rights to work on the page itself.