Exif Fixer

One of the ways you can make your Facebook account more attractive is to use 360° interactive panoramas. The thing is, you need a dedicated camera to shoot such panoramas, such as Ricoh Theta or anything similar.

Alternatively, you can use Exif Fixer, as it help you enhance the photos you upload to Facebook by making them get recognized as interactive panoramas, due to their embedded metadata.

The main window of Exif Fixer is designed to be as straightforward as possible, You only need to drag and drop your JPEG or PNG file, then create the configuration you like best.

You can start by stripping any metadata your photo previously had (you can explore the current EXIF information beforehand, pressing the dedicated button).

As soon as you remove the original metadata, you can proceed to the secondary steps. You can fix incorrect levelling (usually caused by Photoshop levelling) or repair incorrect roll values.

The final step is to choose the type of metadata you want to insert - Exif Fixer provides a wide range of cameras that are typically recognized by Facebook.

You can even process multiple files at the same time, while keeping in mind that only JPEG and PNG images can be repaired, and that the first picture is considered to be the master one.

Exif Fixer can come in handy if you frequently upload interactive panoramas to your online accounts and want to make sure their EXIF data is correctly interpreted.

Alternatively, if you shoot then stitch several pictures together to generate a panorama, you also need appropriate EXIF to be able to upload a genuine-looking 360° panorama.