Photo Exif Maker

Name: Photo Exif Maker
Price: 0.99 USD
Author: ZhenHua Wu

by ZhenHua Wu

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📷 Photo & Video

$0.99

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Released: January 4, 2026
Updated: October 7, 2026
Version: 1.1.0
Compatibility: iOS 16.0+
Age Rating: 4+
Size: 3.72MB
Devices: iPhone, iPad
Data updated: 4 days ago
Languages: 8

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macOS Compatibility

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ZhenHua Wu

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Add and manage EXIF metadata in your photos with ease. Photo Exif Maker allows you to view, edit, and apply camera-style EXIF metadata to photos. Some image editing operations, such as cropping or exporting through other apps, may cause EXIF information to be lost or altered. This app helps you inspect existing metadata and manually adjust or re-add EXIF fields when needed. Key Features: • View detailed EXIF metadata • Edit or remove selected EXIF fields • Apply metadata presets inspired by common camera models • Batch processing support for multiple photos • Customize EXIF values flexibly Photo Exif Maker is completely free and does not include in-app purchases or subscriptions.

What's New in Photo Exif Maker

1.1.0

October 7, 2026

What's New in 1.1.0 • Lossless EXIF editing: JPEG and HEIC photos are no longer recompressed, so image quality and file size stay exactly the same. • Full HEIC support: your photos keep their original format, along with GPS location, HDR and depth data. • Original filenames are kept when exporting, and saved photos appear at the right capture date in Photos. • Picking photos no longer resets your selected camera preset. See each photo's original settings, and long-press to apply them. • The editor now accepts any aperture, ISO and shutter value, and adds 35mm-equivalent focal length and maximum aperture settings. • Original capture dates are kept by default. • Faster loading and lower memory use when working with multiple photos. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.