Clean EXIF, GPS, timestamps, and copyright fields across many photos before you share, upload, or archive them.
A photo is more than pixels.
It can include camera data, location information, device details, capture dates, author fields, copyright notes, and other metadata that travels with the file.
For one image, that is easy to check.
For a whole photo batch, it becomes a workflow problem.
Before a client delivery, website upload, product catalog, event gallery, or shared archive, the metadata should be right.
Batch metadata workflow
Photo Batch EXIF helps you review and edit metadata across many photos at once.
Use it to remove GPS data, adjust wrong camera timestamps, add author or copyright information, clean exported images before delivery, and make metadata consistent across a photo set.
Instead of opening photos one by one, you work on the batch.
Select the images, review the metadata, apply changes, and export clean files.
Local on Mac
Photo metadata can be sensitive.
Location data, timestamps, device information, and client material should not need an online upload just to be cleaned or adjusted.
Photo Batch EXIF runs locally on macOS, so the workflow stays on your Mac.
Photo Batch EXIF is part of Beaver Tools, a collection of small Mac utilities focused on solving one clear problem at a time.
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Photo Batch EXIF is available on the Mac App Store:
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