Image metadata editor
Edit a photo's title, keywords, copyright, location, and other standard fields, add your own fields, or remove its metadata. Nothing is uploaded.
Questions clients ask
Short answers, no sales language. If yours isn't here, ask an engineer directly.
Ask us anythingHow do I remove the location from a photo?
Drop the photo above and click "Remove location only". Everything else stays. This works on JPEG.
How do I remove all metadata?
Drop the photo and click "Remove all metadata". You get a copy ending in -clean. Image quality does not change. The color profile and rotation are kept so the photo looks the same. Works on JPEG and PNG.
Can I add my own metadata fields?
Yes. On the Edit tab, click "Add field" and type a name and value, such as Project and Spring 2026. They are saved in the XMP block of the photo. exiftool and this viewer show them. Most photo apps keep them but do not show them.
How do I add a location to a photo?
Open the Edit tab and type the latitude and longitude, such as 34.0151 and 71.5249. Use a minus sign for south and west. In Google Maps, right-click a spot to copy its coordinates.
Will editing change my camera data?
No. Camera, lens, exposure, and date stay as they were. Editing apps like Lightroom store extra data in XMP, and that part is replaced.
Does Google read the copyright in a photo?
Yes. Google Images reads the IPTC creator and copyright fields and can show them with the image. This editor writes both.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser. The new file goes straight to your downloads.
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