EXIF Editor
Edit the plain-text EXIF fields of a JPEG — artist, copyright, description, software and date taken.
Tool preview
How to use it
- 01
Drop a JPEG.
- 02
Type the values you want; blank fields are left as they were.
- 03
Save the edited copy and download it.
Limitations
- ! Only five text tags are written: Artist, Copyright, ImageDescription, Software and DateTime.
- ! Camera settings, GPS and the embedded thumbnail are copied through untouched.
- ! JPEG only; HEIC, TIFF and RAW cannot be rewritten safely in a browser.
FAQ
Does editing destroy the rest of the metadata?
No. The writer appends a new IFD0 and points the header at it, so every other block — including the Exif sub-IFD and thumbnail — keeps its original bytes.
Why can I not edit the camera model?
Those tags sit in the Exif sub-IFD with typed values. Text tags in IFD0 are the safe, predictable subset to edit.
Can I remove everything instead?
Yes, use the EXIF remover tool.
Files never leave your device
Processing happens in your browser using the File API, WebAssembly and Web Workers. There is no upload endpoint.
Technical details
- Processing
- Client-side
- Implementation
- Append-only TIFF IFD0 writer (no dependency)
- Category
- Image metadata
- Network requests
- None while processing
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