EXIF Magic vs ExifEdit

EXIF Magic reads photo metadata, explains what it can reveal and lets users remove or rewrite it. The app identifies 128 fields across EXIF, TIFF, IPTC, GPS and manufacturer notes. Its plain-language summary can point out details such as GPS coordinates, device serial number, camera model, capture date and author. Users can clear all metadata, remove location information or choose groups to remove. They can also clean a photo and add a location by map, place name, address, ZIP code or coordinates. The app copies compressed image data without decoding and re-encoding it, preserving the image data, dimensions and colour profile. Each export is checked again, and saving is refused if sensitive metadata remains. Processing is on-device; the maker says there are no servers, network code or uploads. The free download has no in-app purchases, subscription or account. It is listed for Android, iOS and macOS. Replacing an original is limited to photos selected from the photo library and requires full library access.

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