Ditto vs PixelBatch

Many photo editing and filter apps save your edited photo with a brand-new timestamp and strip away the rest of its metadata, including location. The result: the edit lands in a completely different spot in your photo library than the original — nowhere near where it belongs. Ditto fixes that. It copies the metadata — capture date, location, and more — from the original photo onto the edited one, so your edits sit right back alongside the originals. Working directly in your Apple Photos library, Ditto keeps it quick: • Copy metadata from one photo to another in just a few taps • Or simply drag the original photo onto the edited one to copy it across • Made several edits? Lock in the original's metadata and paste it onto each one • Reverse the direction anytime to copy the other way Customize the photo grid up to 20 columns on Mac and iPad to find the shots you need fast. Available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

PixelBatch helps you resize, convert, and compress groups of images without uploading files. Choose images from Photos or Files, select JPEG, PNG, HEIC, or TIFF output, tune quality, preserve or resize dimensions, and export a clean batch through the iOS share sheet. Metadata stripping is enabled by default, which is useful before posting images online or sending files to clients. Everything runs locally on your iPhone. PixelBatch has no account system, no ads, no tracking SDK, and no backend.