Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Built specifically for macOS, AnyEXIF feels right at home on your Mac while delivering professional-grade power for your photography workflow.
View Metadata with Ease
Access complete EXIF, GPS, TIFF, IPTC, and XMP data — all in one organized panel.
Edit or Erase EXIF
Modify, add, or remove photo metadata in seconds with precision editing tools.
100% Safe & Free
Your privacy matters. AnyEXIF works entirely offline and offers complete functionality for free.
Precise GPS Editing
Adjust or clear GPS coordinates directly within the app, without third-party tools.
Photo Management Simplified
Pin folders, sort images, and manage metadata across multiple photos seamlessly.
Elegant, Clean Interface
Enjoy a smooth, minimalist design that makes every operation intuitive and effortless.
Designed for clarity.
Inspect Details
View full EXIF, IPTC, GPS, and TIFF metadata in your image.
Protect Your Privacy
Remove GPS, camera info and other sensitive EXIF data.
Edit Metadata Easily
Fix errors and missing details across 150+ metadata types.
Batch Process Photos
Clean and edit metadata for multiple images at once.
Organize Your Collection
Quickly preview, organize and manage all your images.
Who is AnyEXIF for?
Photographers
Protect your privacy by stripping metadata before publishing online.
Digital Nomads
Geotag your travel photos retroactively with precise coordinate editing.
Power Users
Analyze technical camera data including shutter count, focal length, and lens model.
Frequently Asked
Is AnyEXIF free?
Yes. AnyEXIF is free for viewing and cleaning photo metadata. It also provides professional-grade editing tools identical to the Pro version, with limited free editing sessions. The free version allows one image per session, and after the free quota is used, upgrading to Pro is required for continued editing.
Does it work offline?
Yes. All metadata processing happens locally on your Mac. No data is sent to any servers.
Which file formats are supported?
AnyEXIF supports JPEG, PNG, RAW, TIFF, HEIC, and other common image formats.