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How to Assign Star Ratings to Photos

Did you know you can rate your own photos? On the latest iOS software, you can enable a hidden setting that lets you assign a rating of 1 to 5 stars to any photo. Read on to find out how to rate your photos in the Photos app!

Why You'll Love This Tip

  • Assign ratings of 1 to 5 stars to your own photos.
  • Filter photos by rating to make them easier to sort through.

How to Rate Photos on iPhone

System Requirements

This tip was performed on an iPhone 15 Pro running iOS 27. Find out how to update to the latest version of iOS.

The newest iPhone update adds a new feature that allows you to rate your photos between 1 and 5 stars. You can then filter your photos based on your star ratings. To unlock more of your iPhone's secrets, be sure to check out our free Tip of the Day newsletter. Now, here's how to enable photo ratings and filter your photos by rating:

  1. Open the Photos app.

    a screenshot of the iphone home screen with a red box around the photos app
  2. If you see Years, Months, and All at the bottom of the screen, tap the Library icon. Otherwise, proceed to step 3.

    a screenshot of the photos app on iphone with a red box around the library icon
  3. Tap Collections.

    a screenshot of the photos app on iphone with a red box around the collections icon
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  5. Tap your profile icon in the upper right.

    a screensot of the photos app on iphone displaying the collections tab with a red box around the profile icon in the upper right corner
  6. In this menu, scroll down and toggle on Show Rating Controls.

    a screenshot of photos app settings on iphone with a red box around the show rating controls toggle
  7. Find the photo you want to rate, and look for the new star icon that appears.

    a screenshot of the photos app on iphone displaying a photo of a cat with a red box around the star rating icon in the upper right
  8. When you tap it, you can assign a rating of 1 to 5 stars.

    a screenshot of the photos app on iphone displaying a photo of a cat with a red box around a five star rating
  9. You'll see the star rating on the photo now.

    a screenshot of the photos app on iphone displaying a photo of a cat with a red box around the star rating icon which shows five stars
  10. Tap the filter icon to filter photos by rating.

    a screenshot of the photo library on an iphone with a red box around the filter icon
  11. Tap Rating.

    a screenshot of the photo library on iphone displaying filter options with a red box around rating
  12. Select the star rating by which you want to filter.

    a screenshot of the photo library on iphone displaying star rating filter options with a redbox around the different star ratings

Now, you can rate your photos and sort through them later!

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