JPG Edit EXIF Data In Multiple Files Software

All pictures you take are more than just the visual representation of what you want to express, or capture. Inside these files there are also different info fields so you know where, how, and by whom pictures are taken. This set of data is called EXIF, and you can easily edit it with JPG Edit EXIF Data In Multiple Files Software.

The name is more than self-explanatory, and this operation is done in a custom-made window, with helpful prompts along the way. It all looks easy to handle thanks to the organized structure of the main window, with a panel for stored files, an editing section, as well as operation progress and export options in plain sight.

Needless to say that you only get to work with JPG files. Adding them can be done by simply dragging them over the main window, but you can also use the built-in browse dialog to manually pick files, or the content of an entire folder. These are shown in a list, but only by path, and no other related details.

In case you’re not sure whether or not EXIF data needs to be changed, you might want to make a backup of existing files, because once initiated, the operation cannot be undone. What’s more, even corresponding data fields already contain details, these are not visible, which is somewhat disappointing.

In order to edit details, you need to go through every one in the same manned. The tag section is fitted with a value field, and a drop-down menu for tag type selection, making it rather difficult, and time consuming if you need to modify multiple fields. As mentioned above, the value field is always shown empty, even if there is data by default inside the file.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that JPG Edit EXIF Data In Multiple Files Software comes with good intentions, especially because of support for batch editing. However, editing can quickly become frustrating through selection of each field, and not showing original values has a considerable impact on practicality.