Exif Metadata Editor & IPTC

К сожалению, приложение работает только онлайн, без подключения к интернету ничего сделать невозможно, встроенные покупки постоянно слетают и нужно их каждый раз заново восстанавливать

Yes, easy, strong, full, safety backup options. Only issue would be ability to drag select photos/videos. Also batch photos and videos together, and an undo button or a cloud backup function option.

It was free for 24 hours . Thanks

Update: developer sent a response which is nice. Now my issues is still the same and found an app that does the saving right to the file, app is expensive. This app in the other hand is not expensive and will work for most. I still recommend it to people. Original: In order to save the metadata it has to create a copy of the image. This is bad as saturation seemed to have increased in some, and the file size of the images also changed. As a journalist this is a huge issue for me. If you don’t care about this, it’s an easy app to use.

Не работает. Не скачивайте!

Now I can save the privacy of all of my personal information of pictures before I share.

剥离元数据，保护隐私

Thanks for this beautiful application. A handy tool to protect your data/asset. With Kindest Regards-BR

Will not remove all metadata as described when batch editing. Also should be able to select an entire album instead of having to select every photo in the album one by one. Also should be able to drag to select if choosing each photo one by one.

I’m updating my original review where I had commended this app’s ability to quickly, easily, and successfully batch-edit specific metadata fields of many hundreds of photos on my phone (*), but had also complained about the unexpectedly high ‘disk’ space rapidly consumed by this app (as per Settings / General / iPhone Storage) during use (without any explanation for why this space was being consumed or method to view its contents, clear them, or cause iOS to release that space). At about the same time of writing my review, I also reached out directly to the developer (via email) — and the developer quickly responded after spending a few hours of investigating my reported issue. The developer explained that when this App edits a photo, iOS creates a hidden folder where temporary copies of each one are stored — and since I’d edited over 1000 (and maybe half as many more while first figuring out the app and what I specifically needed it to do) that cache had grown rather large — to nearly 5gb. The developer went on to explain that normally iOS would in time, on its own, clear that cache (presumably whenever a lack of existing free space would otherwise effect other apps or iOS’s normal functioning; or after a given amount of time if the former didn’t happen first). But the developer also agreed with me the this process could both be explained and handled better; and committed to updating their app to do both — and in less than a week since I first reported my issue, they have accomplished this — even when counting the inevitable delay between when a developer submits an update and when Apple pushes that update to the public. The app now both explains that it may consume a significant amount of disk space during heavy use, and offers the user the ability to manually clear that cache at any time. Quite extraordinary. Many thanks to the developer for not only responding, but taking positive action — and I wish them the best of success with this app and all other endeavors they choose to pursue. (*) I required this app because of a peculiar issue I was having keeping photos organized in the order I arranged them on my iPhone and iPad; which I frustratingly could not find any solution for within Apple’s software alone. First: Apple allows users to add selected photos from your overall library to specific folders (“albums”) their users may create, and allows users to drag and drop those photos manually within the albums to display their photos in the exac