Edit EXIF data

Change the credit, the dates or the location on a photo — or clear any of them. Your picture is never re-encoded; only the metadata block is rewritten.

Choose a JPG to edit, or drag one here JPG and JPEG · or paste with ⌘V

Don't take our word for it — verify we can't upload your file.

Why writing is riskier than removing

Removing metadata is subtractive: drop some bytes, copy the rest, and the worst thing that can happen is that you removed more than you meant to. Writing rebuilds the tag directory, and a directory rebuilt wrongly produces a file that looks fine until something refuses to open it.

So every save here is re-parsed before you can download it. If the block we just wrote cannot be read back, you get an error instead of a corrupted photo.

One limitation worth knowing

EXIF text fields are 7-bit ASCII. Accented and non-Latin characters genuinely cannot be stored in them — writing them anyway produces bytes that different programs decode differently. If your value contains characters we cannot store, we tell you exactly which ones rather than silently changing what you typed.