Image Exif Editor for Android

I was frustrated with other software to write EXIF. Finding this allowed me to work like I wanted. Didn’t want to always export pics from Photos to get tags. This worked well for about 60 pictures, and then the last 20 that I hand typed in all the tags for, for some reason didn’t get saved even though I got the green check.

The program worked for a few small batches of editing “date created” on photo images RAW and JPEG. Was psyched that is read and presented EXIF date created data that was corrent and differnet from was being displayed in the Android finder. When this correct date was selcted and applied to photo file it worked!!! Now Android even recognized the file create date correctly. Then problems files draged into progarm would crash it. If it dd not crash then selcting “batch save” crashed the program. Tried selecting photos from within same program from local and USB drive no luch program is totally useless. Waiting to hear back from developer but I am out $10 and coutnless hours of wasted time.

occasionally crashes when dragging images into app. also has a weird jitter in the “Details” tab that is very annoying while scrolling - like it tries to resize a pixel larger /smaller for every other pixel scrolled. very hard to look at. Other than those items, the app is good for quick viewing of exif data. I personally wish there was a saveable custom tab where you could put any data field from the list - I don’t really want to see ALL exif data, but would like to have a quick collection of what I’m interested in at the time. Haven’t tried editing or batch work yet.

This tool seems limited to manually changing the text of the EXIF data. That is possibly useful, but what I needed (and I suspect is commonly needed) is to be able to do changes computationally. In particular, shifting the image-creation date by some fixed amount of time doesn't seem to be possible. I didn't pursue further the possible other capabilities because that time-shift was the only thing I was interested in. PhotoMill works well for that.

I needed to adjust the metadata on a few thousand images I accidentally edited. Looked for many hours until I found this app. It completed everything I needed in about 60 seconds. Don’t use it often, but when I need it, it’s there.