Add copyright, author & captions
Claim your work and set the record straight: add copyright and artist credit, write a description, correct the date, and set location — all on a JPEG, in your browser.
Drop a JPEG to edit its EXIF
Every tag becomes editable, with ready-made suggestions. Edited in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Take ownership of your photos
Metadata is how a photo carries its rights and context. With this editor you can stamp an image with your copyright notice and artist name, add a searchable description or caption, and fix an incorrect date — useful before publishing, licensing or archiving your work.
Because the changes are written into the file's metadata block only, the image itself is untouched. If instead you want to focus on the technical shooting data — camera, lens, aperture, ISO and GPS — the EXIF Editor frames the same fields around the capture settings.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add copyright to a photo?
Drop your JPEG above, fill in the Copyright and Artist fields (there are ready-made presets like 'All rights reserved' and Creative Commons), then click Apply & download. Your copyright is written into the image's metadata.
Can I add a caption or description to an image?
Yes. Use the Description field to embed a caption or keywords into the file. Many photo managers and stock platforms read that description automatically.
Can I change the date on a photo?
Yes. Set a new Date taken to correct a wrong timestamp — handy when a camera's clock was off or a scan lost its original date.
Will editing metadata change the image itself?
No. Only the metadata is rewritten; the image pixels are preserved exactly, so there is no quality loss.