The best Geotag alternatives
The rest of Best Photo Metadata Editors, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
ExifTool suits people who need command-line or library-based access to file metadata across supported formats.
ExifCleaner suits people who want to remove metadata from supported files in batches on a desktop computer.
It suits people who want to inspect photo metadata, remove sensitive details or edit location information before sharing images.
Exif Pilot suits Windows users who need to inspect or change image metadata, including GPS data and keywords.
Simple Photo Meta may suit Linux or macOS users who want to inspect and edit image metadata locally.
Exif Lens suits iPhone users who want to inspect or edit photo details, adjust locations and dates, or remove metadata before sharing.
Photini suits photographers who need desktop metadata editing, geotagging, batch changes, or uploads to supported photo services.
It suits photographers and family historians who want to add searchable metadata to photos on iOS or macOS.
It suits photographers, videographers, and others managing metadata in files.
It suits Windows users managing geotags and metadata for digital-camera images, including people working with RAW files and track logs.
It suits Android users who want to inspect or change EXIF details, including GPS data, without altering the original photo.
PhotoME suits Windows users who need to inspect camera metadata, GPS information, color profiles, or RAW files.
It suits Windows users who want to edit photo or video metadata locally, including GPS and capture details.
It suits Windows users who need to inspect, edit, export, or batch-process image metadata.
It suits photographers, content creators, stock photographers, media professionals, and anyone checking or removing location metadata before sharing.
