Copy the right metadata, not just everything
Use one JPEG as the template, then apply its rights, dates, GPS or capture setup to the rest of the batch. Recipe-based controls keep the workflow clear and prevent accidental over-copying.
Choose the source JPEG
Drop the photo that already has the metadata you want to reuse. ExifPixel copies the editable fields it understands well instead of blindly cloning obscure maker notes.
Drop the source JPEG
This is the file whose metadata becomes your template.
Pick what to carry over
Drop the target JPEGs
ExifPixel applies the chosen metadata recipe to every JPEG in this batch.
Apply the recipe to the batch
Safer than a blind metadata clone
Instead of copying every hidden block indiscriminately, this tool lets you choose the intent: rights only, dates only, location only, capture settings, or everything ExifPixel can edit cleanly. That keeps the workflow understandable and reduces messy surprises.
It is especially useful when you need to stamp copyright across a delivery batch, carry the right timestamps to exported JPEGs, or replicate location data from the one file that still has it.
Frequently asked questions
Does this copy every hidden block from the source JPEG?
No. It focuses on the editable EXIF fields ExifPixel understands well, with recipe-based controls for rights, dates, GPS and capture data.
Can I copy just the copyright and author fields?
Yes. Choose the Rights & description recipe to carry only artist, copyright and description fields into the target files.
What if the source leaves some fields empty?
You can decide whether blank source fields should clear matching fields on the targets or simply be ignored.