Metadata++

The camera clock was wrong and hundreds of photos carry the wrong date; a video you sent out still has GPS coordinates inside; a client wants a table of IPTC copyright fields. ExifTool on the command line can do all of that, but every job means looking up switches again. Metadata++ turns it into a file explorer: folder tree on the left, thumbnails in the middle, and below them every metadata field of the selected file, grouped as EXIF, IPTC, XMP, ICC and GPS, editable with a double click and removable with a right click.

The ribbon interface shows hidden files too, metadata exports to TXT, XML, HTML or JSON, and batch date fixes or privacy wipes are a multi select followed by one action. ExifTool ships inside the installer, so nothing else is needed.

Features

Browse and preview: Explorer style tree with thumbnails; images, videos, PDFs and more show their metadata directly.

Edit metadata: Change EXIF, IPTC, XMP and GPS fields in place and apply them to many photos at once.

One click strip: Remove all metadata or a chosen category before sharing a file.

Export: Save metadata as TXT, XML, HTML or JSON for archiving or delivery.

Geolocation: Show photo positions on map tiles and write coordinates back into files.

ICC profiles: View, replace or remove embedded colour profiles.