Leave a Review Exif Editor and Viewer
Hogs the photo caption
When editing a photo, the caption cannot be changed. Please amendjafar.samarrai
Could b updated to support the new formats
This would be an even better app if it was updated to support the heif hevc format.ray12000
Very good App for removing/altering metadata
I was surprised to not see any reviews, so
Here goes: I keep this app in my photo toolbox. Being able to remove or modify metadata is important to you. Example: post to social media, but remove the GPS coordinates of your house. Or you want to add info, like the photo author. The only drawback is there is another App called EXIF viewer. I have both, but I really only want one app to do it all. This would be the one I want.Show lessM'haha
Worthless
Save your $2 bucks, this app doesn’t work for cr*p and there doesn’t seem to be any way to get your money back. iPad 10.5 with iOS 11 . App opens photos but will NOT save exif changes.TechieChris
Unable to editor exit data
Running iOS 11.1 and I am unable to edit the exif data. Shame.Cyclingdesi
Only if you really want to struggle
App is not intuitive with respect to navigationmarc2121212
Good app but ...
This is a very good and easy to use metadata editor. It's big drawback is that it saves an annoying copy of the photo for which metadata is modified. Save to the original with the option to undo (no sidecar files, please) and get 5 stars.EdLewis2
No video support
I specifically bought this to change the date on videos. There is no video support. Since I was unable to try it out beforehand, I have no other option but to submit this review and wish I didn't have to pay 2.99 to find this out.Mcxxxx
Meh
Spotty performance, authors not keeping up with system updates, updates of the app are far and few in between. When it does work, it does what it says, otherwise, it messes up constantly. Saves the wrong picture in the wrong place, confusing GUI, nothing flashy, plain. I suggest looking for something else, I know I am.Show lesssurfoutlawmd
Works well
I edited a photo, changed the date fields (all three of them), and the photo showed up at the proper position in the "moments" timeline, reflecting the date that I had set.
The one field you can't change however, is the TITLE of the photo - so in the "camera roll" section of the photos app, the photo will appear wherever it first appeared when you first added that photo to the camera roll. That's because in "Camera Roll" the photos are sorted by their names and every time you add a photo to it, by whatever means, that photo gets a new name, namely, the next higher number than the photo before it.
In "Moments" however, the photos are sorted by date and this app allows you to change the date (along with a whole host of other metadata) such that the photo will then appear in the timeline that you set for it.
I have not yet experimented with gps data.Show lessWackadoodle
