ViewExif

Don’t bother spending your money. All it does is delete the data from your phone. Everywhere else you can still access all metadata.

I like that this program provides the photo info details from the app or if I am in Photos. One issue I have had for a long time is using the ViewExif app to browse albums often shows duplicate albums.

Don’t bother to download until this works again with the latest iPhone software. It has disappeared.

It won’t let you edit the Metadata, just adding a description and a rating.

You can’t change the n’aime of thé photo ...😏🤨

This app makes it easy to view EXIF info right from the Photos app, using share sheets. I moved it to the first slot in the Share Sheet since I use it a lot. Updated to support HIEC and iPhone X! Even lets you add keywords now!

This app still does only what other apps 5 years ago do, but in the action extension. Has no one figured out how to: 1. Batch process all photos selected? 2. Batch share without metadata, right from the extension without having to save? 3. Efficient save without metadata without taking 10 minutes to duplicate the movies 4. Maintain Live Photo’s when sharing without metadata? For the above reason I think this is a stable way of just sharing a single shot at a time with friends, but it needs to get with the times and do a whole lot more, or Apple should incorporate these features in the future in the next iteration of iOS.

I can't believe that a 3rd party had to add this functionality to iOS devices! But they sure did it well. It seems silly that a little extension like this should make such a difference but it does. To be honest I use it less for the actual EXIF/Metadata info and more for file size. It's the fastest way to find the size of an image or video. And when you're running short of space that's important. Well done.

Such a great app, immensely useful to see all the details of your photos.

Addresses one of the most glaring shortcomings of the native iOS Photos app. Enables you to view photo EXIF info when using Photos. Also works for the Google Drive app. I still can't believe Apple and Google don't provide this functionality by default. Kudos to Steven Zhang for implementing this.