Open a JPEG to read its EXIF date and dimensions. Add or edit title, description, author, copyright, and keywords, then download the updated JPEG with the new fields embedded. Runs entirely in your browser.
Image Metadata Editor lets you open a JPEG, read its existing EXIF camera information (make, model, date, dimensions), and add or edit descriptive metadata fields: Title, Author, Copyright, Keywords, and Description. The new metadata is embedded as JPEG COM segments in a downloaded copy of the file.
You can add or edit Title, Author/Artist, Copyright, Keywords, and Description/Caption. These are written as JPEG COM (Comment) segments in the output file, which are readable by most photo software.
Yes. The tool writes the new metadata as additional COM segments while keeping the original JPEG data intact, including any existing EXIF segments.
JPEG COM segments are a simple, universal way to embed text metadata that works without external libraries. PNG, WebP, and TIFF use different metadata formats that require more complex parsers and writers.
No. Full IPTC/XMP editing requires dedicated software. This tool writes metadata as JPEG comment fields, which is readable by most tools but is not the same as structured IPTC or XMP blocks.