Edit any EXIF field, by hand
Change the camera, lens, exposure, date, location or copyright on a JPEG. Every field has ready-made suggestions — or type your own.
Drop a JPEG to edit its EXIF
Every tag becomes editable, with ready-made suggestions. Edited in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
How the editor works
- Ready-made values — each field offers common presets — apertures, ISO, shutter speeds, camera makes and models — so you can pick instead of guessing the format.
- Quick-fill profiles — load a full camera profile (iPhone, Canon, Sony…) to populate make, lens and settings in one click.
- Correct formats — values are encoded to the exact EXIF types — rationals, dates and coordinates — so the file stays valid.
- Add or remove — clear a field to delete that tag, or fill an empty one to add metadata a photo never had.
Edits are written back into the file's EXIF block only — the image pixels are copied through untouched, so there is no quality loss. Everything happens in your browser; the photo is never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
How do I edit the EXIF data of a photo?
Drop a JPEG above. Every EXIF field becomes an editable input with ready-made suggestions. Change what you like, then click Apply & download to get the updated photo.
Can I change the date a photo was taken?
Yes. Use the Date taken field to set a new capture date and time. You can also edit the digitized and modified timestamps.
Can I add or fake GPS location?
Yes. Enter decimal coordinates in the Location section or pick a city preset to embed GPS data. Leaving those fields empty removes any existing location.
Does editing reduce image quality?
No. Only the EXIF metadata is rewritten; the image data is preserved exactly, so there is no re-compression or quality loss.
Which formats can I edit?
EXIF writing is supported for JPEG (.jpg / .jpeg) photos, which is where editable EXIF is standardized.