JPEG Tag Editor
Developer’s Description
JPEG Tags Editor is a tool for writing, viewing and editing tags. Windows support writing of meta-information to JPEG files. This user-friendly tool will enable you to write, view and edit common file tags. The following tags are supported by the program; Title, Subject, Keywords and Comments.
Batch processing is supported and the program consist of few steps to embed tags to JPEG files. You can browse through your file explorer and open it manually or you can drag and drop JPEG files from the main window of the program.Other feature is the option to convert PNG, GIF and BMP image formats to JPG format
Become more efficient and use this minimalist application for effortlessly creating, editing and managing tags for your JPEG files
JPEG Tag Editor
Review by Andrei Verdeanu on September 10, 2019
Wanting to customize image files with additional information through tags can be a real hassle, especially when dealing with large numbers of data. Manually inputting tags through the file properties menu can be both time consuming and tiring. JPEG Tag Editor was designed specifically for providing users with the means to create and edit tags for multiple JPEG files simultaneously, with support for entries such as subject, title, keywords or comments.
Dual-input methods ensure all users are covered in terms of initializing the process
One can choose to input the JPEG files by either navigating to their corresponding directory or by dragging-and-dropping the files onto the interface. This is a nice touch, as some users might prefer the latter, which could be considered more comfortable.
By indicating the directory, the app will automatically load all the JPEG files, but this raises the problem of not being able to add any filters. More advanced users could consider this a bit irritating.
Easily create a new set of tags or edit existing ones, but with no support for hotkeys
Having proceeded with adding the preferred files, one can then use the dedicated tag-entry screen and add custom titles, keywords, subjects or comments to the images. This can also be done for files that have existing tags, which is beneficial.
However, after entering the information in the required fields, users need to press the “Save” button each time in order to register the data. This could be counter-intuitive as far as efficiency goes and it would have been nice to have the option of using hotkeys.
Decent image tag editor app that could prove useful to those who have a large pile of JPEG files that await tagging
JPEG Tag Editor will help users create and edit tags for their JPEG files, through a minimalist package that also supports batch processing, but which lacks essential features such as hotkeys.JPEG Tag Editor is a tool for writing, viewing and editing tags. Windows support writing of meta-information to JPEG files. This user-friendly tool will enable you to write, view and edit common file tags
JPEG Tag Editor Publisher’s 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 picture’s 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*
Digital photos are made up of more than just the image itself – they also include metadata with information about the photo, camera, photographer, and location. It’s a kind of tag system created for digital cameras and image editing software. While you may not be familiar with metadata, you’ve probably heard the names of some of these tags: Exif, GPS, IPTC, and XMP.
Generally, this information is useful for the image, but there are also reasons that you might not want the data to be included with your photos. For example, you may want to delete it if you’re going to publish your images on the Internet, to protect your privacy so that people can’t use the data to find out where you are or where you live. There’s another, more innocuous reason to delete the information: these tags take up space on your hard drive, and make your photos take longer to load.
Exif Tag Remover is a tool that allows you to easily delete all of the metadata tags, so if you do that before you upload your photos online, you can protect your privacy so that no one can use the tags to find out where the photo was taken.
What you should keep in mind when you’re extracting metadata is that the size of the file will be reduced as well. The tags might not take up very much space on a large-sized image, but when it comes to small images, like online thumbnail previews, the space they occupy is relatively much larger.
This software offers a solution to users who want to extract the EXIF metadata in one or more digital camera JPG/JPEG files. The user can choose the required files or simply add an entire folder. Using this time saving software, retrieving useful metadata from a large number of files takes just a couple of clicks.