Select a name from the list and you've tagged them in the photo. You can repeat this process to tag additional people up to 50 per photo. Choose Done Tagging at the bottom when you're finished adding people. While anyone can tag anyone else in a photo by default, you can get more control over Facebook photo tagging using the options we discuss below. Keep in mind that there's no way to "request" that someone adds a photo tag on Facebook.
If you can't tag the photo yourself, you'll have to message the owner and ask them to add a tag. Once you tag someone in a photo, what happens next depends on their privacy settings.
If they don't have tag reviews turned on, the tag will immediately be applied to the photo. This means that anyone who opens the picture and hovers over their face will see the tag and can click it to visit their profile. If the person has tag notifications turned on, they'll also get a notification that you tagged them. If the tagged person has certain Facebook privacy settings selected, they may need to review and approve the tag before it goes live.
We explore these further below. Like all content on Facebook, who can see tagged content primarily depends on the audience that the account owner selects. See our guide to Facebook photo privacy settings for information on selecting an audience like Friends or Public. However, tagging adds more people to the mix.
By default, when you tag someone in a photo, the original audience, person tagged in the photo, and the tagged person's friends can all see the post. However, people can change this in their privacy options, as we'll see below.
If someone tagged you in a post or a photo that you don't like, you can remove the tag. To do so, locate the post and click the three-dot menu at the top-right. Choose Remove tag and it will disappear. To remove a tag of someone else on your own photo, open the photo and click the X icon that appears next to their name to remove the tag. If you don't remember which photo had the tag you want to remove, we explain how to see all photos you've been tagged in below.
Remember that how your friends set these options for themselves affects the visibility of tags on their posts. If you tag someone in a photo but their friends can't see it, this is likely why. Then, from the left sidebar, select Profile and Tagging. Here, in the Tagging section, you'll see some options that control Facebook tags for your account. Use Who can see posts you're tagged in on your profile to control which people will see photos and other content that you've been tagged in when they visit your page.
The options are the same as the audience choices when you make a new post, including Friends , Specific friends , Friends except , and any custom group that you've set up. Use Only me if you don't want tagged content to appear on your profile at all. When I tag stuff, does the person or Page I tagged know about it?
Who Can See Tags. When I tag someone in a post or photo, who can see it? When someone adds a tag to a photo or other post I shared, who can see it? I've hidden tagged photos or posts from my Facebook timeline, but people can still see them. Approve or Remove Tags. Who can tag me and how do I know if someone tags me on Facebook?
Who can tag me in a location and how will I know if I've been tagged on Facebook? If I'm tagged in a post on Facebook, will my friends be able to see it, even if it wasn't shared with them? How do I report an abusive photo on Facebook?
Terms and Policies. Facebook Mobile Apps. Managing Your Account. Privacy, Safety and Security. Policies and Reporting. When I tag someone in a post or photo, who can see it?
Change platform:. When you tag someone, that photo or post may be shared with both the person tagged and their friends. This means that if you haven't already included their friends in the audience, their friends may now be able to see it. To hide your photo or post from friends of the person tagged :. If you don't want your photo, post or other content to be visible to the friends of the person tagged, you can turn this setting off for each post before or after you post it.
To turn off this setting:.
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