EXIF editor
Change the shooting date, camera, coordinates and authorship in a JPG. Quality and pixels do not change. Everything happens in the browser, files are not uploaded anywhere.
Exposure time, aperture, ISO and other shooting settings are preserved. The image pixels are not recompressed, the quality stays the same.
Every shot from a phone or camera stores hidden EXIF data: the camera model, the date and time of shooting, settings and the coordinates of the place. This page lets you change that data without losing the quality of the image itself.
You can fix the date after a camera clock failure, set the right time for different shots, change the name of the camera or software, and add an author name, copyright and a description. The filled fields appear right after the file is loaded.
Coordinates are entered as latitude and longitude in degrees, for example 55.7558, 37.6173. This lets you tie a shot to the right place or remove the geotag completely if you do not want to reveal where the photo was taken.
The image pixels are not recompressed: the page replaces only the EXIF block in the file, so the quality, pixel size and file size stay the same. Other shooting data, such as exposure time and aperture, is kept unchanged.
The edits happen in the browser, and the photo is not uploaded to a server. JPG files are supported. If you need to remove all the metadata at once or just look at what is recorded in it, use the EXIF removal and EXIF viewer pages.