Edit image metadata
Change the author, copyright, caption, camera and date stored in a photo’s EXIF — or clear them. Saved as a new copy, right in your browser.
Processed on your device. Your photos never leave your browser.
How it works
Open a photo
Existing values are loaded into the form automatically.
Edit the fields
Type new values, or leave a field empty to delete it.
Save a copy
Download the updated JPEG. Your original file is never modified.
Why use it
Credit your work
Add your name and copyright notice so ownership travels with the file.
Fix the date
Correct a wrong camera clock so photos sort properly in your library.
Remove location
Drop GPS data in one click while keeping the rest of the tags.
Private
Edits are written by your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Which formats can I edit?
EXIF is a JPEG feature, so JPEG files are edited directly without re-compression. PNG, WebP and HEIC are first converted to a high-quality JPEG.
Does editing change image quality?
No, for JPEG files only the metadata segment is rewritten; the compressed image data is untouched.
Why is the thumbnail removed?
Embedded thumbnails can show the original, un-cropped or un-edited image. Removing it prevents that leak.
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