Photos Exif Editor 5.1 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesEvery photo you take quietly carries a bundle of extra data. Camera model, lens, exposure, dates and often the exact place you stood are written into the file as metadata. Photos Exif Editor, made by Systweak, lets you read, correct and remove that data across thousands of images at once. Fixing wrong dates after a trip, adding copyright details, or stripping location data before sharing pictures online all become short jobs.
Key Features
- Reads and writes EXIF, GPS, IPTC and XMP metadata in bulk
- Deletes metadata for single photos or for selected batches
- Sets file dates from the capture time stored inside each photo
- Presets save repeated metadata so routine jobs take fewer clicks
- Automatic backup of original metadata before any change is written
How to Download
- Use the download button on this page to get the Mac version.
- You can also Download from the official site and find Photos Exif Editor listed.
- Install the app, add a folder of photos, and review the metadata shown.
System Requirements
Photos Exif Editor runs on macOS and also has a Windows edition. It supports common image formats including RAW files, on local or attached drives. Because edits are written into the files themselves, keeping the automatic backup option on is wise.
FAQs
Why remove metadata before sharing photos?
Metadata can include GPS coordinates of your home or your children school. Removing it before posting online protects that privacy.
Can it edit thousands of photos at once?
Yes. Batch editing is the main purpose of the app, and presets let the same changes roll across a whole selection quickly.
What if I make a mistake?
The app creates a backup of the original metadata during the session, so you can restore the earlier values if an edit goes wrong.
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