MetaGear - metadata editor 4+

Name: MetaGear - metadata editor
Price: 7.99 GBP
Rating: 3 (6 reviews)
Author: Ilya Kuznetsov

Exif, IPTC, JFIF, TIFF

Ilya Kuznetsov

Designed for iPad

- 3.0 • 6 Ratings

- £7.99

Description

MetaGear is a simple to use app to view and edit the information (geotag, date, camera, copyright etc.) stored within your photos. With this app you can simply and quckly edit the tags of batch of images (like deleting geotag, or copyright).

With MetaGear you can:
• view Exif, IPTC, JFIF, TIFF tags from the images in human readable format
• add, edit or delete tags
• edit tags of several images at the same time
• hide the tags you don't use
• select the geolocation on map
• use MetaGear extension to edit tags right in Photos App
• create presets of metadata changes that you can apply further, organize them in groups, import/export to file.
• view actual file name, size and format
• supports Live Photos.

6 Jan 2020

Version 1.9

- support of iOS 13
- fixed file names

3.0 out of 5

6 Ratings

Annoying

Object to being pestered for a review after purchase

Crashes on iPad - silence from developer

On the face of it, this app was what I was looking for when getting pictures away on the go. On my iPhone, it works perfectly and is useful, but editing anything on the iPhone is difficult so I wanted to use it on the iPad. Great in what you can do, but when you go to save anything, it just crashes, so useless. Emailed the developer, only silence sadly. Don't waste your money.

Batch Edit Caption (apply Preset), save and crash

Like so many other IPTC editing apps on IOS this is a disappointment.

I purchased this app as a professional photographer I’m always looking for solutions to photo metadata.

I opened the app, testing with 4 Fuji JPG files on the iPad (with data already in). I edited the first image. Created a preset from it. Selected all 4, applied the metadata then tried to save all 4, resizing and renaming at the same time. If this had worked it would have been perfect. Pity was it crashed. No saved images, no updated images... Back to the drawing board.

Why is IPTC editing on IOS so difficult ?

The developer, Ilya Kuznetsov, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.