Apps with 'Photo Metadata' feature

ExifCleaner is a free app written in Electron framework, opensource desktop GUI app to remove exif metadata from images and video files with simple drag and drop. It's built on top of the proven ExifTool library and supports fast multi-core batch processing of files.

Plex Photos lets you effortlessly view and manage your personal photo libraries, providing easy access to your favorite moments both at home and on the go.

Create web photo galleries with drag-and-drop images or movies, customizable templates, IPTC/EXIF support, lossless editing, and built-in FTP/SFTP.

Batch utility for rapid file and folder renaming, supporting undo, preview, regular expressions, metadata use, recursive renaming, and full unicode support.

Smart Google Photos organizer! Clean files, extract dates, embed metadata, sort by date, generate reports. Supports 50+ formats, including RAW.

Edit, modify, add, delete any metadata from audio, video, photo, text.

Name Mangler is designed to make it super easy to rename batches of files—anywhere from a few to tens of thousands—in one quick operation.

A macOS batch file renamer with live preview for safely renaming hundreds or thousands of files and folders. Build reusable multi-step workflows with EXIF and ID3 metadata, regular expressions, sequence numbers, Finder integration, presets, and RAW+JPEG sidecar pairing.

Namexif is a free software to rename photos by date and time based on EXIF.

Turns folder contents into PDF manifests, printable text, CSV/TSV for Excel, HTML, Markdown and JSON on the Mac, with deep media metadata and checksums.

Native macOS utility for batch-correcting file dates and editing or removing photo and video metadata, including EXIF, IPTC and GPS tags.

Create thumbnails from video files quickly and easily. Supports various formats like AVI, MP4, and MKV. Customizable settings and batch processing available.

EXIF tags manipulation in jpeg images.

AI-powered image geotagging, EXIF/IPTC/XMP metadata editing, AI photo location finder, watermarking, image editing, and optimization — 9 free browser-based tools.

FLINT is a privacy-first, in-browser file toolkit with a multi-format converter (100+ formats), PDF organizer, file metadata cleaner, and subtitle fixer—no uploads, no logins, no tracking, and no file size limits.

View, extract, and batch export the metadata of your photos on Mac.

An advanced analytics platform. Our specialized algorithm is optimized for Adobe Stock, but our insights are also highly valuable for contributors on other major marketplaces.

View and edit file metadata.

PixelRank reads each photograph and writes an SEO-friendly filename, alt text, an image title and a description — four fields per photo in one pass. Built for large image libraries. Try it with no account: 3 photos a day, full output on screen.

Photo Naming Assistant Pro was designed to give consistent and meaningful names to digital photo files while minimizing the work on the user's part. The application is customizeable to allow flexibility in building the photo names.

Voya Media is a cross-platform media player that easily plays all your music, pictures and videos.

AI-powered metadata generator for microstock creators. Automate titles, descriptions, and tags for photos, vectors, and videos with built-in iStock vocabulary disambiguation and a free upscaler.

Add, fix and name the location in photos and videos straight from a map: GPS coordinates plus IPTC city, province, country and sub-location, written into the files themselves.

Glycin allows to load, edit, and create images as well as read metadata. The decoding happens in sandboxed modular image loaders and editors making it safe and extendable.

GeoTag Photos is a web-based tool for adding, replacing, and verifying GPS metadata in photos. It can read existing EXIF location data, apply shared or per-file coordinates, choose a location on a map, search for an address, or accept latitude and longitude entered manually.