Image Metadata Viewer & Editor
Fix a wrong camera date, add your copyright, or tag photos with keywords before you publish them.
- Files never leave your device
- 100% free
- No sign-up
- No watermark
- Works offline after first load
or drag & drop photos here — or paste with Ctrl+V
How to edit image metadata
- Select or drop your photos — the current details are filled in.
- Change the title, author, copyright, date taken, camera, keywords, comment or location; tick “all” to give every photo the same value.
- Click Save changes and download the photos.
About Edit Image Metadata
Add or correct the information stored inside your photos. Put your name and copyright on your work, give pictures a title, description and keywords, fix a wrong date taken, set the camera name or add a location.
The current details are shown for each photo, and author or copyright can be applied to a whole batch at once. JPG and PNG files keep their exact picture data — only the metadata changes. Everything happens in your browser.
Good for
- Adding copyright and author information to your photos
- Correcting dates so albums sort properly
- Adding keywords and descriptions for photo libraries
Tip: Add copyright to photos before publishing them — many sites and search engines show it.
Frequently asked questions
Which details can I change?
Title, description, author, copyright, date taken, camera make and model, software, keywords, comment and the GPS location — the fields shown by Windows, macOS, Google Photos and photo libraries.
Is the photo re-compressed?
No. For JPG and PNG only the metadata is rewritten; the picture data is kept exactly. Other formats are saved as high-quality JPG.
Can I add my copyright to many photos at once?
Yes. Type your name and copyright, tick “all” next to each, and save — every photo gets them.
Can I fix a wrong date?
Yes — change “Date taken” and photo apps will sort the picture correctly.
Are my pictures uploaded?
No. Everything happens in your browser — your pictures and their details never leave your device.