A description of TOPAZ edits are shown on each photo of my web album

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April 23, 2026
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When I play a slideshow of my latest album addition to the web, all of the TOPAZ Adjustments are written across the top of each photo. What did I do wrong and how to eliminate

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Chuck ProbstAuthor

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I have checked Preferences on TOPAZ GP and found an “embeded image” selection that was on, I turned it off. This may have been the culprit. Any comment?

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Chuck ProbstAuthor

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Thank you. I found in LR where to remove. In the lower right corner, “i”, in that display there is a block for a caption, that is where the message was. I was able to highlight it and delete it, but I had to do that to each individual photo!!! In this case it was 600 photos!

I realize the suffix is added by TOPAZ, but how did that message get added to the photo information in LR? I will look at TOPAZ guide or ask them. Thanks again. Chuck P

Claire H.

Community Manager

Hi @Chuck Probst , I'm just checking in to see if you are still running into this issue? If so, have you had a chance to try these basic troubleshooting steps in this article: https://adobe.ly/48dzRau? Let us know how things are going. Happy to keep troubleshooting with you if needed. Thanks! ^CH

Sameer K

Community Manager

Hey, @Chuck Probst. Thanks for bringing this up. Could you include screenshots of what you see?

Also, check whether the specific edits have added the image metadata to the info panel.

Thanks!
Sameer K
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Chuck ProbstAuthor

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Thank you for replying, both @Claire H. and @Sameer K . The troubleshooting steps suggested seem pretty drastic. It has happened again when creating and playing the slideshow, https://adobe.ly/4zHNfzo. The TOPAZ line does not appear in my LR files, cloud or local.

I apologize for not getting back earlier, I was on this vacation to Portugal and then away from my desktop for a month. I have made numerous slideshows, but these are the first with this issue. With this one, I can verify that I used TOPAZ Gigipixel while also using LR.

Also, I apologize, but I don’t know how exactly to check the specific edits….

Sameer K

Community Manager

Thanks for the comment. The suffix is added by Topaz Gigapixel by default before the file extension (.jpg or .tiff).

Please check the Export segment in the user guide from Topaz and check if it helps: https://adobe.ly/4wL0753

Thanks!
Sameer K
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