EXIF Tag Editor (Photo) at Google Play market analyse



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EXIF Tag Editor (Photo) at Google Play market analyse

App power index: 100 (based on ranks around App Stores today)
Photography
Developer: M-Apps
Price: $ 1.49
Current version: 1,000+, last update: 2 years ago
First release : 01 Jan 1970
App size: 1 Mb
4.6 ( 8576 ratings )

Estimation application downloads and cost

> 2.2k
Monthly downloads
~ $ 900
Estimation App Cost


Description

Exif Editor supports viewing and modification of EXIF data of your pictures. EXIF tags can include useful information such as your position, captured device information, or information about tools which were used to enhance the picture. Use Exif Editor to remove, modify, and add individual or multiple EXIF tags. This is especially useful if you want to remove certain information which might harm your privacy before sharing the photo on social networks (such as position data for instance). Exif Editor also supports copying of EXIF data between image files. This can be for instance useful if your photo editing app removes or alters your pictures EXIF tags.Features include:- Add, modify, remove EXIF tags individually- Modify location data using Google Maps view- Copy EXIF tags from existing files- Batch process multiple images- Batch export EXIF data to text files- Support for receiving and sending intents- Copy EXIF tags to clipboard *NEW*I you have questions, ideas, etc. please drop us a line on http://www.mobwheel.com/contactTutorial how-to batch remove EXIF tags with Exif Editor: http://www.mobwheel.com/exifeditor_androidtagsExplanation of permissions:Internet and location (GPS) permissions are required for the Google Maps view integrated into Exif Editor.Bug fixes.

Reviews

  • ★★★★★   Craig Knapp 2 years ago

I was looking for, a solution for editing Exif data when lost after using some photo editors. Since I always save the original file (I treat original's like negatives, I may want to edit later for a different effect, or use better software in the future), with this APP, I can copy EXIF data from the original photo into the edited photo. ==========For Batch renaming photos to the EXIF DATE TAKEN, I suggest PHORGANIZER for Android and NAMESIF for PC. Using this combination solves the problem of shooting scenes with multiple camera APPs/Physical cameras, and then the naming conventions of each throwing your photos out of chronological order when placed into one sub-directory regardless of the File Browser/Gallery APP/Software used. Rename the files BEFORE editing!

  • ★☆☆☆☆   James Crawford 2 years ago

Bought this to fix edited photospheres but it doesnt seem to work. Which leads me to believe that it doest copy all values.

  • ★★★★☆   Nicholas Bodley 2 years ago

I just bought the app, and was delighted to be able to embed a very important annotation into the EXIF metadata of a rare screenshot. Developers probably have their reasons, but I'd like a conventional Save As function. In a Nexus 7 2, look for modified image files in /DCIM/. Had to re-save a few times because the "toast" message disappeared too fast. Sent the developers a message. (As of this date, one of their screenshots has a glaring misspelling.)

  • ★★★★★   paul lewis 2 years ago

I've searched high and low for a batch editor for this common date issue problen when copying photos to Android phonrs. Great simple ui and batch editing. Thanks

  • ★★★★☆   Nathan Carter 2 years ago

Does exactly what the developer says it does

  • ★★★★★   Nicholas Bodley 2 years ago

Sometimes, I want very much to annotate an image, and the free-form field in Exif is better than embedding my notes into the filename. As well, I really like being able to access metadata that any quarter-decent camera embeds, such as exposure info. | | | Any device for processing your shots must be able to view and edit Exif, at least, imho. | | | Wonder whether IPTC is next? Android-enabled cameras are probably going to be around for a while, after all.

  • ★★★★★   A Google user 2 years ago

I've been putting off organising photos for too long because I didn't set the date correctly on my camera. This made changing that a breeze.

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