> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sharinpix.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sharinpix.com/documentation/getting-started-with-sharinpix/single-image-caption.md).

# Single Image Caption

This article demonstrates how to add an image caption (Title and Description) to a [SharinPix Single Image component](/documentation/lightning-web-component/sharinpix-single-image.md).

**Note:**

For the image caption to be displayed on the Single Image component, you should make sure that image\_caption is enabled in the Standard album function section of [SharinPix Global Settings](/documentation/getting-started-with-sharinpix/overview-of-the-sharinpix-administration-dashboard.md) as depicted below.

![](/files/R8c6Kmd4EmtjWcPsGVnn)

To add an image caption to a Single Image component, follow the steps below.

* Access the \*\*Title **and** Description \*\*input by clicking the caption icon as indicated below:

![](/files/VbfN3gbTpxABJ6RnrC2h)

* Enter the **Title** and \*\*Description **in** \*\* their corresponding fields and click on the blue check button to apply.

![](/files/LK3I9r2a2Kespre3r02G)

* The caption (**Title** and **Description**) is available on the bottom left-hand side of the Single Image component.

![](/files/llJx2ShxIDA0fUynH6pJ)

You can also change the **Title** and **Description** :

* Click on the footer where the caption is displayed.
* Then, enter another **Title** and **Description** and save it as shown below.

![](/files/Ry8NRmdF8LCMyYNZaFUe)

![](/files/EBBjFodxxMGS5UYvJScX)

Note: You can also disable the image caption on image upload. For this, you should have a SharinPix Permission assigned to you Single Image Component and then disable "**Caption Images after upload** " or you can do it from the Organization Settings (See the below image).

![](/files/sEQTbGhY8uw7Wo28mLwR)


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