Privacy-first tool to preview and strip hidden sensitive data from images. View and edit image metadata including camera settings, dates, and location information. Modify EXIF data for better organization and management of your photo collections.
An Image EXIF Editor Tool is a digital utility that allows you to view and modify metadata embedded within image files. EXIF data includes information such as camera settings, date and time, location coordinates, and technical details captured when a photograph was taken. This tool enables you to manage this information for your images.
The tool allows you to edit various metadata fields including date and time stamps, camera settings (aperture, shutter speed, ISO), location coordinates, copyright information, artist name, image description, keywords, and software information. Different image formats may contain different types of metadata fields.
JPG and TIFF files typically contain extensive EXIF metadata. Some PNG files may include limited metadata, while RAW camera formats contain the most comprehensive technical data. The tool identifies and displays available metadata for each supported format, regardless of the amount or type of information present.
Yes, you can edit, add, or completely remove GPS coordinate data from images. The tool provides interfaces for entering latitude and longitude coordinates, or you can remove location information entirely. This allows you to manage geographical data according to your specific requirements for image sharing or archiving.
Date and time editing is useful for correcting camera clock errors, synchronizing timestamps across multiple cameras, organizing photos in chronological order when devices had incorrect settings, or preparing images for projects where specific date information is required. Accurate timestamps help with photo organization and retrieval.
Yes, the tool allows editing of technical camera settings recorded in the EXIF data. You can modify exposure information, ISO settings, aperture values, focal length, flash settings, and other technical parameters. This is particularly useful for photographers who want to correct or standardize metadata across their image collections.
Yes, you can add or modify copyright information, photographer name, contact details, and usage rights directly into the image metadata. This helps protect your intellectual property and provides attribution information that travels with the image file regardless of where it's shared or displayed.
The tool supports batch processing, allowing you to apply the same metadata changes to multiple images simultaneously. You can also edit images individually with custom metadata for each file. This flexibility accommodates both large-scale metadata updates and precise individual image editing workflows.
Yes, the tool works with images from smartphones, tablets, and digital cameras. Mobile photos often contain extensive metadata including location data, device information, and software details. You can view and edit this information just as you would with photos from traditional cameras.
The original image file remains unchanged on your device. When you save changes, a new file is created with the modified metadata. The visual content of the image remains identical—only the embedded information changes. You can choose to keep both the original and modified versions for different purposes.
Common applications include organizing photo libraries with accurate dates, adding copyright information for professional photographers, removing location data for privacy when sharing, correcting incorrect camera settings in metadata, preparing images for stock photography with proper keywords, and standardizing metadata across images from different sources.