Select which metadata tags you’d like to remove.Ģ. You can read the complete setup instructions in Bogdan’s ExifToolGUI readme file or in the ExifToolGUI manual. That’s it! There’s no need to install either program because they are both standalone (portable) programs. Create an ExifToolGUI desktop shortcut and place it wherever you like.Ĥ. Then move the exiftool.exe file to the Windows directory (C:\Windows).ģ. Rename Phil Harvey’s exiftool(-k).exe to “exiftool.exe”. Download the Windows Executable version of Phil Harvey’s ExifTool.ĮxifTool is required because ExifToolGUI doesn’t edit image metadata directly, but “calls” on ExifTool to do the job. For example, “C:\ExifToolGUI.” Move Bogdan’s ExifToolGUI.exe file there.Ģ. Download the latest version (5.15) of Bogdan’s ExifToolGUI.Ĭreate a new directory (folder) outside of Windows’ system directories. (Batch) edit the most frequently used Exif, IPTC and XMP metadata tagsġ.
View all metadata that ExifTool recognizes.ExifToolGUI bridges the gap by providing a GUI (graphic user interface) that makes many of ExifTool’s most useful features easily accessible. However, it is a command-line utility, which means that it may be difficult to use for those unfamiliar with commands/CLI. ExifTool is one of the best programs for editing image metadata.
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