> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://rendzo.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Info Panel

> View and edit details for files, tracks, and waypoints

The Info Panel lets you view and edit metadata for your files, tracks, segments, and waypoints.

## Opening the Info Panel

Access the Info Panel in several ways:

* Click the **info icon** in the hover buttons (when enabled)
* Right-click an item and select **Info...**
* Select an item and press `Cmd+I` (Mac) / `Ctrl+I` (Windows)
* Use **Edit > Info...** from the menu

## File Information

For GPX files, the Info Panel displays:

### Editable Fields

* **Name** - The display name for the file
* **Description** - Additional notes or details about the route
* **Link** - An optional URL associated with the file

### Statistics (Read-Only)

* **Distance** - Total route length
* **Elevation Gain/Loss** - Cumulative climbing and descending
* **Duration** - Time data if available
* **Point Count** - Number of GPS points

## Track Information

For tracks within a file:

* **Name** - Track display name
* **Description** - Track-specific notes
* **Type** - Activity type (cycling, hiking, etc.)

## Waypoint Information

For [waypoints](/docs/tools/waypoints), the Info Panel shows:

* **Name** - Waypoint title
* **Description** - Location details
* **Coordinates** - Latitude and longitude
* **Elevation** - Altitude if available
* **Link** - Associated URL

<Tip>
  Changes made in the Info Panel are saved immediately and support undo/redo.
</Tip>

## Tags

The Info Panel also allows you to view and manage [tags](/docs/app/tags) assigned to the selected item. Click on a tag to remove it, or use the tag picker to add new ones.

## Media

If the selected item has attached [media](/docs/app-tools/media), thumbnails are displayed in the Info Panel. Click a thumbnail to view it in the media viewer.

### Cover Photo

Set a cover photo to visually represent files, folders, or waypoints throughout the app:

1. Upload or attach an image via the [Media tool](/docs/app-tools/media)
2. Click the heart icon on a thumbnail to set it as cover
3. The cover photo appears in the file tree and previews

See the [Media documentation](/docs/app-tools/media#cover-photos) for more details on managing cover photos.