Exify vs Meta Scope Pro

Exify is a collection of tools for people who take their iPhone photography seriously. The app gives you quick access to: • Exposure and lens information • Image size and color space • Magnifier for pixel-level details • Color sampling and layout proportions • RGB and luminosity histograms • Photo location, elevation and maps • Capture time in local time and UTC • Camera model and manufacturer • Copyright and other IPTC information iOS action extensions provide the following tools in Photos, Messages and any other app that supports the action sheet for images: • Show Image Information • Magnify Image • Duplicate Image Finally, an iOS editing extension lets you perform the following directly from your Photo library: • Add a watermark to your photo • Set a copyright, image description, and artist • Remove location information for privacy • Add GPS metadata from another image Every photographer needs a copy of Exify in their pocket!

Meta Scope Pro reveals full EXIF, TIFF, IPTC, GPS, JFIF, PNG, RAW, and Maker notes for photos from Photos or Files. Pick many at once, review clean summaries, and export all details as readable JSON for backup, audits, or workflows. 100% on-device. * Multiple selection from Photos and Files * Full metadata: EXIF, TIFF, IPTC, GPS, PNG, JFIF, RAW, Maker Apple * Per-item sheet + combined export to pretty-printed JSON * GPS map link and optional GPS redaction on export * Fast search by filename, type, or hash * Duplicate detection via SHA-256 hash * High-quality thumbnails in a compact grid * Unique filenames for Photos imports based on content hash * iPad single-column layout; iPhone optimized UI * No accounts. No ads. No tracking. Works offline. Why download * You need complete metadata, not the small subset shown by Photos. * You want batch inspection and one-file export for many images. * You care about privacy: redact GPS before sharing. * You organize large libraries and need duplicate detection with hashes. * You work with varied formats (HEIC, JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, RAW). What’s unique vs. Photos “swipe-up” panel * Photos shows a minimal subset; MetaScope shows every ImageIO bucket (EXIF, IPTC, TIFF, GPS, JFIF, PNG, RAW, Maker Apple). * Photos is one photo at a time; MetaScope supports multi-select, gallery view, and bulk JSON export. * Photos has no SHA-256, no duplicate detection, no raw key/value browser, and no export of the metadata itself. * Photos cannot redact GPS on export; MetaScope can.